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A History for Macrocognition

by Robert R. Hoffman, Michael D. Mcneese
"... ABSTRACT: This article presents a historical context for the current notion of macrocog-nition. The idea of macrocognition has precedents dating to the first decades of experimental psychology. The distinction between macrocognition and microcogni-tion instantiates philosophical issues that contrast ..."
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ABSTRACT: This article presents a historical context for the current notion of macrocog-nition. The idea of macrocognition has precedents dating to the first decades of experimental psychology. The distinction between macrocognition and microcogni-tion instantiates philosophical issues

Perspective: Examining Communication as Macrocognition

by unknown authors
"... Objective: There are significant points of alignment between a macrocognitive frame of teamwork and a communication perspective. This commentary explores these touch points in regard to use of teams in sociotechnical systems (STS). Background: The mac-rocognitive framework emphasizes a team’s shared ..."
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Objective: There are significant points of alignment between a macrocognitive frame of teamwork and a communication perspective. This commentary explores these touch points in regard to use of teams in sociotechnical systems (STS). Background: The mac-rocognitive framework emphasizes a team’s

Perspective: Examining Communication as Macrocognition

by unknown authors
"... Objective: There are significant points of alignment between a macrocognitive frame of teamwork and a communication perspective. This commentary explores these touch points in regard to use of teams in sociotechnical systems (STS). Background: The mac-rocognitive framework emphasizes a team’s shared ..."
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Objective: There are significant points of alignment between a macrocognitive frame of teamwork and a communication perspective. This commentary explores these touch points in regard to use of teams in sociotechnical systems (STS). Background: The mac-rocognitive framework emphasizes a team’s

THE MACROCOGNITIVE DECISION LADDER

by Robert R. Hoffman, Michael J Mccloskey
"... information processing framework and terminology, variations of the DL have been created, such as those by Lintern (2011) and Cummings (2003). This paper reports a further extension of the method of the DL to decompose macrocognitive work. In particular, the upward leg of the classic DL is reinterpr ..."
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information processing framework and terminology, variations of the DL have been created, such as those by Lintern (2011) and Cummings (2003). This paper reports a further extension of the method of the DL to decompose macrocognitive work. In particular, the upward leg of the classic DL

TAGGING MACROCOGNITIVE PROCESSES USING COMMUNICATION FLOW PATTERNS

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"... Team communications provide a rich source of data on team or macro- cognition. Efforts to automate team communication analysis are easing the burden of manual analysis and are facilitating the investigation of a variety of dimensions of these data. Communications flow is one dimension that has been ..."
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tapped and shown to be relevant to team performance. In this study macrocognitive processes are manually coded in the context of a Noncombatant Evacuation Exercise. In addition, communication flow patterns are extracted for a portion of the communication data and mapped onto the manually coded processes

Macrocognition Metrics: Meaningful Measures for Complex Processes

by Eduardo Salas, Stephen M. Fiore, Panel Chairs
"... Increasingly we see business functions and military operations engaging systems that are interconnected and interdependent with an even greater degree of cognitive work distributed among people and machines. From this we will see an increased need to understand how individuals and teams in these env ..."
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in these environments are able to work together to plan, think, decide, solve problems, and take action as integrated units. This panel brings together leading researchers from the burgeoning field of macrocognition to discuss their research. In cognitive engineering and related scientific disciplines the term

CHAPTER SIXTEEN Synthetic Task Environments: Measuring Macrocognition

by John M. Flach, Daniel Schwartz, April Bennett, Kyle Behymer, Wayne Shebilske
"... I claim that many patterns of Nature are so irregular and fragmented, that, compared with Euclid – a term used in this work to denote all of standard geometry – Nature exhibits not simply a higher degree but an altogether different level of complexity…. ..."
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I claim that many patterns of Nature are so irregular and fragmented, that, compared with Euclid – a term used in this work to denote all of standard geometry – Nature exhibits not simply a higher degree but an altogether different level of complexity….

Exploring Relationships Among Macrocognitive Processes with a Card Sort Study

by Jason Blake, Emily S. Patterson
"... This study examines how study participants with no prior knowledge of a set of macrocognitive processes grouped the concepts, defined their categories, and distinguished among groups. The findings from this study both support and extend prior findings about the existence of a set of macrocognitive p ..."
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This study examines how study participants with no prior knowledge of a set of macrocognitive processes grouped the concepts, defined their categories, and distinguished among groups. The findings from this study both support and extend prior findings about the existence of a set of macrocognitive

2010a). Biologically Inspired Design: A macrocognitive account

by Swaroop S. Vattam, Michael Helms, Ashok K. Goel - In Proc. 2010 ASME Conference on Design Theory and Methods , 2010
"... Biologically inspired engineering design is an approach to design that espouses the adaptation of functions and mechanisms in biological sciences to solve engineering design problems. We have conducted an in situ study of designers engaged in biologically inspired design. Based on this study we deve ..."
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develop here a macrocognitive information-processing model of biologically inspired design. We also compare and contrast the model with other information-processing models of analogical design such as TRIZ, case-based design, and design patterns.

Influencing versus Informing Design, Part 2: Macrocognitive Modeling

by Robert R. Hoffman , 2008
"... © 2008 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. However, permission to reprint/republish this material for advertising or promotional purposes or for creating new collective works for resale or redistribution to servers or lists, or to reuse any copyrighted component of this work in other w ..."
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© 2008 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. However, permission to reprint/republish this material for advertising or promotional purposes or for creating new collective works for resale or redistribution to servers or lists, or to reuse any copyrighted component of this work in other works must be obtained from the IEEE. For more information, please see www.ieee.org/web/publications/rights/index.html. www.computer.org/intelligent
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