Cognition In The Wild
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...For example, cognition (Hutchins 1995) and situation awareness (Stanton et al....
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...…methods to respond to them: normal performance as a cause of accidents (Dekker 2011; Leveson 2004; Rasmussen 1997), accident prediction (Salmon et al. 2014a), system migration (Rasmussen 1997), systems concepts (Hutchins 1995; Stanton et al. 2006) and ergonomics in design (Read et al. 2015)....
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...For example, cognition (Hutchins 1995) and situation awareness (Stanton et al. 2006) are two notable areas in which a systems approach has proved successful....
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...If, per Hutchins[13], cognition lives in the world and not solely in the brain, so too does imagination and creativity, structured and completed in a world of material encounter....
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...Hutchins, E. Cognition in the Wild....
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...If, per Hutchins[13], cognition lives in the world and not solely in the brain, so too does imagination and creativity, structured and completed in a world of material encounter....
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...In such cases it does not make sense to use the scaffolding concept; rather, these tools become part of what is called distributed cognition, referring to how cognition is partly off-loaded to tools or other people (Hutchins, 1995)....
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...Walker et al. (2010a) demonstrated the benefits of the network representations over the traditional ethnographic narratives and pictures (Hutchins 1995), which has been reinforced in this paper....
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...Hutchins 1995)....
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...Hutchins’ (1995) investigation into navigation on ships showed how distributed cognition worked in practice....
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