Cognitive Science and it is Applications for Human-computer Interaction

Book Description

First printed in 1988. Routledge is definitely an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Table of Contents

Contents: G. Fischer, A.C. Lemke, Restricted Design Processes: Steps Toward Convivial Computing. P.G. Polson, The Effects of Consistent and Sporadic User Interfaces. P. Smolensky, B. Fox, R. King. C. Lewis, Computer-Aided Reasoned Discourse or, How you can Argue Having a Computer. R. Guindon, A Multidisciplinary Perspective on Dialogue Structure in User-Consultant Dialogues. K.M. Fairchild, S.E. Poltrock, G.W. Furnas, SemNet: Three- Dimensional Graphic Representations of huge Understanding Bases. W.P. Johnson, “Once We Might Think?”: Mental Factors in the style of an individual Filing System. J.E. McDonald, R.W. Schvaneveldt, The use of User Understanding to Interface Design.

Reviews

“All chapters within this book either present practical examples according to developed or developing systems or present empirical evidence demonstrating the relevance of cognitive theories. This balance is well symbolized … A welcomed innovation by Guindon may be the inclusion of the `annotated diagram’ mapping the interconnections one of the chapters … It is recommended that cognitive scientists look at this book … a really interdisciplinary book compiled by as well as for cognitive scientists of persuasions … We recommend this book to individuals designers who look at this review …