Inside the Search Process: Information Seeking from the User's Perspective.
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...When we turn to information-seeking behaviour the models are rather more numerous: five will be discussed here: Wilson’s (1981) model of informationseeking behaviour [8]; Dervin’s (1983) Sense-Making theory [10]; Ellis’s (1989 and 1993) behavioural model of information seeking strategies [11, 12]; Kuhlthau’s (1991) model of the stages of information-seeking behaviour [13]; and Wilson’s (1996) model [2, 7], which expands his 1981 model through an analysis of the literature in fields other than information science....
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...4 Kuhlthau, 1991 Kuhlthau’s work [13, 18] complements that of Ellis by attaching to stages of the ‘information search process’ the associated feelings, thoughts and actions, and the appropriate information tasks....
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...a ttitude, motivation, mood) also come into play here ( Kuhlthau, 1991 )....
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...(e.g. Caplan, 1984 ; Kuhlthau, 1991 ) as distinct steps in task performance....
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...formation is relevant — there is less uncertainty and confusi on left ( Kuhlthau, 1991 )....
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...assess information systems from their viewpoint . Kuhlthau (1991) argues convincingly that a...
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...In a recent survey of research on information needs and use, Dervin and Nilan found that most studies remain constrained by the system’s definition of needs with the menu of responses coming from the system’s world and not the user’s ( Dervin & Nilan, 1986 )....
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...As users move through levels of information need and stages in an information problem, their judgments of relevance also are likely to change, reflecting their personal knowledge of the topic and their understanding of the problem ( Saracevic, 1975 )....
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