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A Cognitive Model of Collaborative Acts John T. Nosek Temple University ©2002

A Cognitive Model of Collaborative Acts John T. Nosek Temple University ©2002

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A Cognitive Model of Collaborative Acts

John T. Nosek

Temple University

©2002

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Outline

• Goal: IT to Support Effective Team Action for Difficult Problems

• Background: Provide Preciseness &

Direction• Cognitive Model of Collaborative Acts• Research Issues

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To Achieve Effective Team Action:

• Right knowing

• Right team members

• Right time

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Agent/Environment System:Focus on Action

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Action, Meaning, & Knowing

• Knowledge - Capacity to Act (Attunement); Capacity to discern action possibilities in the environment

• Affordance - Action possibility offered (relative to the capacities of an actor class)

• Information - that which reveals affordance.

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Action, Meaning, & Knowing (cont.)

• Meaning -– direct pickup from environment– not self aware– appears as 3rd party observation or reflection:

• projection of structure onto environment

• judgment

• Knowing - dynamic process of above

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Perceived Affordance

• Relevant to Particular Actor

• Active Selection– Attunement: Capacities to perceive affordance– Needs and Goals

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Cognitive Model of Collaborative Acts

What is the jumpability of the stream?

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Grazing By The Stream

Danny Deer

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Running For Fun: Comes Upon a Stream

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Running For His Life: Comes Upon a Stream

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Individual Cognitive Model

Selection: Attunement (includes Experience) + Current Activity + Goal Available Information Pickup

Behavior(Observed Perceived

Affordances)

+

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Last Week: I jumped and survived, but Dilbert didn’t and he died.

Running For Their Lives, Tethered: Come Upon a Stream

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Perception - non self-aware(shallow knowledge: Attunement

to reveal Cognitive Constructs, )

Conception: Deeper, Reflective

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Judgment: JumpablePotency: VeryAction: Getting more jumpable

Informationstructures

Receiving AgentVery Jumpable,

Increasingly

Message

Constructing Shared Meaning

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Sir, request permission

to jump

Running For Their Lives Tethered: Need

Permission From

Sammy the Snake

At Headquarters

Come Upon a Stream -

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Animal

Levels of Social and Subjective Worlds:Attunement

HumanCulture

Experience

Subjective

Social

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Subjective

Social

Subjective

Social

Message Construction Using Habermasian Ideas

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Judgment: ThreatPotency: SeriousAction: Getting Worse

Informationstructures

Receiving AgentSerious Threat,

Worsening

Message

Constructing Shared Meaning

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Cognitive Model of Collaborative Acts Agent 1, Time 1

Selection State: Attunement (includes Experience) + Current Activity + Goal Available Information Pickup

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Behavior: Messsage for Agent 2

Agent 1, Time 2 (Initiation of Collaborative Act):Need to Attune Agent 2 to Perceive Affordance

Reflection: (Become self-aware): Available Information Pickup + Affordance (Judgment) + Judgments of Other (Including Attunement to Perceive Affordance)

Selection State: Attunement + Current Activity + Goal

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Agent 2, Time 2Completion of Collaborative Act

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Selection State: Attunement (Including those towards Agent 1) + Current Activity + Goal

Information Pickup (including message from Agent 1)

Behavior

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Activity, Goal, and AffordanceJumpability

Activity Goal Jumpable Not JumpableGrazing by Eat Not Evoked

Running toward Fun Running toward Survival Running toward Message:

"Have Fun" Running toward Message:

"Dilbert did notjump and died"

Command andControl

Make bestdecision for

Danny

Not possible to EvokeEvoke other - threat

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Cognitive Model of Collaborative Acts: Research Questions

• Model Predicability and Testability

• Perceived Set of Affordances– Training?– Reduce information overload?– Attention Management?

• Team Constructs

• Better Collaboration Envelopes™

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Summary

• Agent/Environment System

• Constructing Shared Meaning– Perception - Conception (Reflection)– Lifeworld attunements

• Action Oriented– Affordance (Action available to agent class)– Selection:

• Attunement - Capacity to Perceive Action Availabilities (Experience/Knowledge):• Goals