Design and Cognition
A systematic review of protocol studies on conceptual design cognition
... design cognition. 47 studies from the domains of ar- chitectural design, engineering design, and product design engineering were reviewed towards answering the following question: What ...
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Effect of obesity on cognition in adults with and without a mood disorder: study design and methods
... and cognition is slowly ...and cognition were identi fi ...of cognition and obesity may be due to the lack of consistency in study design, including heterogeneity in inclusionary baseline BMI, ...
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A systematic review of protocol studies on conceptual design cognition : design as search and exploration
... conceptual design cognition, aiming to answer the following research question: What is our current understanding of the cognitive processes involved in conceptual design tasks carried out by ...
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Design factors customer behaviour relationship: The mediating role of emotions and cognition
... term design factors to describe the visual aspects of a retail environment such as layout, interior design, and interior ...the design factors of a shopping environment on customers’ behaviour ...
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Design of embodied interfaces for engaging spatial cognition
... that cognition is embodied to the design of interactive systems and evaluating them to show that engaging the body can support cognition, our research has led to a new approach to ...supporting ...
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The LIFE Cognition Study: design and baseline characteristics
... LIFE Cognition Study design, methods, and baseline characteristics of the ...LIFE Cognition Study is to determine whether struc- tured PA results in relatively better cognitive function and/ or ...
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View of Naturalistic Cognition: A Research Paradigm for Human-Centered Design | Journal of Research Practice
... naturalistic cognition will change design‟s theory of design knowledge, toward one that is more empirical, context sensitive, limited by observation, and that can operate within nonformal, open-ended ...
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Identity and affect in design cognition
... to design research, much of the theoretical basis for this paper has been taken from work in sports ...to design expertise or level of experience and while it is likely to develop over time it should not be ...
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The Cognition and Affect after Stroke - a Prospective Evaluation of Risks (CASPER) study: rationale and design
... Background: Cognitive impairment and neuropsychiatric syndromes, like depression and apathy, are frequent residual consequences of stroke. These have a large impact on quality of life and long-term prognosis. Several ...
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Continuity in cognition
... By plotting simultaneous TPDs for representations in different subsystems, designers can check that the events being perceived by the user conform to the structure of the task represented at the Propositional level, and ...
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Embodied Cognition: Effects of Image Schemas in Advertising Design
... advertising design. Study 1 showed few significant results and it was hard to draw conclusions out of it. Eventually, it acted rather as a pre-study for designing Study 2. Moreover, it was difficult to connect the ...
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Attention to Competition: The Role of Managerial Cognition in Shaping the Response to Competitive Actions
... performance link is only a perception and not necessarily an objective reality. I also hypothesized that firms respond more quickly to competitive moves targeted at their perceived identity domain. The results did not ...
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Architectural Type as a Cultural Schema and Its Cognitive Use in Architectural Design: An Analysis of the Aga Khan Award Winning Dwellings in Turkey.
... and cognition, it can be stated that as the past forms used in appropriation are not undergone any formal transformation and not transformed according to different creative associations, they are not made formally ...
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Philosophy made visual
... Philosophy made Visual Kirk Gustafson Evaluation Questionnaire MFA Graphic Design Thesis Show Bevier Gallery Building 7A Second Floor The work in the Bevier gallery is of cognition to fo[r] ...
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Grammatical gender and cognition
... indicates that grammatical gender effects appear systematically in languages with a two-gender system and that they are confined to specific semantic categories. Another finding suggests that the language in which ...
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Sleep and cognition
... debatable. The lack of available data undoubtedly reflects the challenges to studying sleep in children and adolescents, which include reluctance of parents to leave children in the care of unfamiliar adults in ...
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3D Space Perception as Embodied Cognition in the History of Art Images
... Leonardo da Vinci pursued investigations deeper into the brain by making wax casts of the ventricles (Fig. 8), which he thought housed the vital spirit of consciousness. This conception may be viewed as a precursor to ...
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Uniqueness in Cognition
... human cognition is that we conceptualize the reality as including unique entities - such as specific places, persons, objects - that belong to various ...singular cognition the complex of cognitive ...
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FULL ISSUE
... meta-representation (Stuss et al. 2001, Ozonoff et al. 1991), which is in turn deemed to be an important requisite for sophisticated intra-species communication. Further- more, the view that executive functions are the ...
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PHYTOMEDICINES AND COGNITION
... Adaptogenic and nootropic activities of aqueous extract of Vitis vinifera (grape seed) (100, 200 and 300mg/kg) was evaluated by Sreemantula et al., 24 in a rat model of scopolamine induced amnesia in conditioned ...
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