Situated Cognition
Bounded Rationality Based Algorithms of the Mind Construction —Situated Cognition as Calculating Media
... The solvability of algorithms of the mind is a study that has been discussed through the whole development process of Cognitive Science Philosophy. When the dichotomy theory for the study of mind algorithms went into a ...
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Situated cognition and the function of behavior
... The “active” visual strategies of navigating insects and discriminating chickens highlight the role that “active sensing” could play in situated cognition. Active sensing involves animals using energy to ...
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A situated cognition perspective on presence
... During interaction with computer-based 3-D simulations like virtual reality, users may experience a sense of involvement called presence. Presence is commonly defined as the subjective feeling of "being there". ...
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Contextual factors and clinical reasoning: differences in diagnostic and therapeutic reasoning in board certified versus resident physicians
... studies. Situated cognition is based upon the premise that reasoning and learning are situ- ated within the physical environment and social context of an experience ...a situated cognition ...
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Anatomy by whole body dissection: a focus group study of students’ learning experience
... Conclusion: Situated cognition theory offers a valuable lens through which to view students’ learning experience in the anatomy dissection course. By doing so, the importance of providing clinical relevance ...
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... called situated cognition, has gained predominance in the field of philosophy, and particularly in philosophy of ...pragmatic, situated, or semantic, are characterized by their emphasis on the ...
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Augmenting the Eye of the Beholder: Exploring the Strategic Potential of Augmented Reality to Enhance Online Service Experiences
... What is unique about the situated cognition perspective on AR- based service augmentation is the interdependence of environ- mental embedding and simulated physical control. Effective en- vironmental ...
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Situated interpretation in computational creativity
... This paper describes, formalizes and implements an approach to computational creativity based on situated interpretation. The paper introduces the notions of framing and reframing of conceptual spaces based on ...
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Addiction and the New Psychology
... Moreover, behaviourism is best seen, not as a single unified ‘movement’, but as a number of competing methodologies used by a large number of psychologists in a variety of different contexts (therefore, there was no ...
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Situated Intersectionality and Social Inequality
... This interplay among the different domains is complex, contested and constantly shifting and different kinds of social inequalities are being constructed, maintained and challenged. They are where the full relationships ...
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Miscommunication Recovery in Physically Situated Dialogue
... Physically situated dialogue differs from tradi- tional human-computer dialogue in that interac- tions will make use of reference to a dialogue agent’s surroundings. Tasks may fail due to depen- dencies on ...
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The situated cognitive engineering tool
... However, with the capabilities of machines growing, more and more functionality comes into these machines making them systems that perform a process, so that the user moves away from the production floor to the control ...
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A. Basic model of a situated agent
... For a certain proportion of multi-agents simulations (and also for other types of applications, for example in robotics), the agents are situated in an environment, that they discern through their sensors, and on ...
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Interactive and situated learning in education for sustainability
... and situated learning (e- learning and m-learning) in support of education for sustainability in disciplines of the built ...and situated pedagogical methods and tools have the potential to prompt a ...
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Situated Language: Case of Japanese
... Abstract. Language and thought shape each other, or at least give influence each other. Japanese viewpoint of the world is different from that of western countries, and it is reflected in linguistic structures. Japanese ...
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SELF-AWARENESS AND EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT OF COLLEGE STUDENTS’ METACOGNITIVE ABILITY
... The use of metacognition in learning has been proven beneficial in various researches. Thus, the 21 st century education considers the cultivation of metacognition as an important goal. It was the purpose of this study ...
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Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites on the Way to World Heritage: To Ratify the 2001 Convention or not to Ratify?
... The first reply is typical for any true scientist and, moreover, it is one of the axioms of the scientific thinking. And the result of the cognition is knowledge. The knowledge can be conditionally classified as ...
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Situated solidarities and the practice of scholar-activism
... of situated solidarities we have suggested ways that scholar-activists can engage in (hopefully) fulfilling activism and contribute meaningfully to academic ...such situated solidarities might be ...
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Situated Immersion: The Living Room of the Future
... Media utilises contextual information relevant to audiences and data gathered using a range of sensors to subtly alter the media dynamically and without direct interaction with the audience. Although the overall story ...
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Situated Utterances and Discourse Relations
... Not all situated utterances offer a Summary of an unfolding situation. For example, utterances can of- fer Assessments that invite the audience not to define what’s happening but to appraise it. Take “Yummy!” In ...
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