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- Kavathatzopoulos, Iordanis, 1956-
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Learning Adaptive Methods in Solving Moral Conflicts : Ethics Simulation in a Computer Micro-World
- 1988
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In: SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES IN MORAL EDUCATION. - Pittsburgh : THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH, SCHOOL OF EDUCATION. ; , s. 18-18
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Conference paper (peer-reviewed)abstract
- The paper describes a computer simulation developed for the study of decision-making andproblem-solving in ethics. The simulation allows the experimental control of the feedback ofan individual's use of moral problem-solving methods. The hypothesis is that the individualadopts adaptive problems-solving methods.
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- Gard, G, et al.
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Stress and qualification of computer work
- 1989
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In: Work with display units 89: Selected papers from the second international conference of work with display units (Eds. L Berlinguet, D Berthelette.
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- Hjalmarsson, Ann, et al.
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Human factors in electronic mail system design
- 1989
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In: Behaviour & Information Technology. - London : Taylor & Francis. - 0144-929X .- 1362-3001. ; 8:6, s. 461-474
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- The current paper analyses how human factors aspects and system design aspects may co-operate in the design of a particular application, i.e. electronic mail systems. A review of research on the experience of electronic mail systems is presented, as well as a pilot study covering the experience of mail systems in different user groups. The users were found to differ mainly in terms of the tasks they performed and wanted to perform. It is therefore suggested that a task analysis is essential in system design. Current practice on task analysis is presented, which shows that a more detailed task analysis is needed to be useful. In order to achieve flexibility, the subtasks found should be designed in a modular way. Here the system designer will need different supports. To facilitate co-operation between end-users and system designers some kind of communication support is also suggested.
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- Jönsson, Bodil, et al.
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Tekniken i människans tjänst
- 1989
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Reports (other academic/artistic)abstract
- Tvarsnittsfunderingar utifran 3 utredningar: aldreomsorg i utveckling (SOU 1987:21) Hjalpmedelsverksamhetens utveckling (SOU 1989:39) Ansvaret för aldreomsorgen (DS1989:27)
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- Löwgren, Jonas, 1964-
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Supporting design and management of expert system user interfaces
- 1989
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Licentiate thesis (other academic/artistic)abstract
- This thesis is concerned with user interface aspects of expert systems, and in particular tools for the design and management of such user interfaces. In User Interface Management Systems (UIMSs) in general, the user interface is seen as a separate structure. We investigate the possibilities of treating an expert system user interface as separate from the reasoning process of the system, and the consequences thereof.We propose that an expert system user interface can be seen as a combination of two different structures; the surface dialogue, comprising mainly lexical and syntactical aspects, and the session discourse which represents the interaction between user and system on a discourse level. For the management of these two structures, a tool consisting of two modules is outlined. The two modules are the surface dialogue manager and the session discourse manager. Proposed architectures for these two modules are presented and discussed. The thesis also outlines further steps towards a validation of the proposed approach.
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