...-implementation and suggest an important role for annotatable information systems and digital augmentation of the physical environment. annotation situated cognition human-computer interaction task-technology fit clinical information system augmented reality The communication space, where people interact...

... Deci Edward intrinsic motivation rewards collaboration collusion plagiarism reflection privacy testing experimentation local context for design Canvas K–12 education MOOC situated cognition assessment participation interaction wikifolios online learning Most readers of this volume...

...Cross-cultural interactions do not happen in a vacuum; they happen within an organizational context, with specific actors involved and in a particular physical setting. This chapter draws on a perspective of situated cognition to examine how various layers of context can influence cognitions...

... of social cognition. This newly emerging dynamic perspective is referred to as socially situated cognition, which is the theme of this chapter. Beach K cognition Garrido M V Palma T Semin G R situated cognition socially situated cognition Gallese V sociality Bargh J A Cacioppo J T...

... the viewer from self-absorption, revealing an independent, yet interdependent, space. This pedagogical game is a pragmatic example of situated cognition. Its phenomenological approach embeds thought in the lived environment. The extensive logic of the game undergirds another perception-enhancing practice...

...Bob Corthals and Ineke Sluiter, Situated Cognition: Sophocles, Milgram, and the Disobedient Hero In: Minds on Stage: Greek Tragedy and Cognition. Edited by: Felix Budelmann and Ineke Sluiter, Oxford University Press. © Oxford University Press 2023. DOI: 10.1093/oso...

..., A. , & Duguid, P. ( 1989 ). Situated cognition and the culture of learning.   Educational Researcher 18 , 32–42. Calvo-Merino, B. , Glaser, D. E. , Grèzes, J. , Passingham, R. E. , & Haggard, P. ( 2005 ). Action observation and acquired motor skills: an fMRI study with expert...

... Wagner Richard Eliot George Proust Marcel Schumann Clara Schumann Robert Shakespeare William Socrates Bach Johann Sebastian Mann Thomas Language Poetry Song Artefact situated cognition This collection demonstrates in the most graphic way the degree to which poetry and music...

... Social change cultural group process and Culture group process collectivism social identity situated cognition group cognition Although research on group structure, group process, and intergroup relations spans the social and behavioral sciences, and there is now a burgeoning literature on cultural...

... concerning the human mind. The question is raised how the human mind manages a variety of cognitive tasks efficiently, and theories of modularity as well as different accounts of situated cognition are introduced. Following a brief outline of the Cognitive Science of Religion, the final part of the chapter...

... organizational behaviour constructivism constructivist pedagogy mental models teacher beliefs personal theories Situated Cognition If psychology is to get ahead in understanding human nature and the human condition, it must learn to understand the subtle interplay of biology and culture. Culture...

...: The situated perspective on emotion. In P. Robbins and M. Aydede (eds.), The Cambridge Handbook of Situated Cognition (pp. 437–53) Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Haueisen, J. and Knösche, T.R. ( 2001 ). Involuntary motor activity in pianists evoked by music...

... Southern Africa value s expertise trust public policy situated cognition virtue theory ignorance Experts and expertise are the natural outcome of the division of intellectual (and other) labour. As the complexity of tasks has increased, along with the level of skill and experience required...

... knowledge shed light on early Christian baptismal practices. In particular, it draws on the branch of cognitive science dubbed ‘embodied’ or ‘extended’ (‘situated’) cognition. Researchers promoting embodied cognition argue that cognition is fundamentally grounded in bodily actions and in the body...

... Norenzayan A Singer T Likert Rensis Carrick R Haddock G Mantonaki A Hauser D Blank M Donaldson M McGarrigle J Rose S A Haberstroh S Mai H P Oyserman D Wolgast A Asch S E Grice logic of conversation cooperative principle relevance theory communication pragmatics language situated...

... are described as well as comparisons with other work on the market. Finally, the import of the book is presented with its limitations and call for future work. realism computation environment naturalism real pattern information rainforest realism situated cognition structural realism ontology...

... signage, and draws on evidence from English literary texts and English-French phrasebooks. Wayfinding is simultaneously a technology, a memorial practice, and a cognitive competency. I argue that medieval wayfinding is best understood as a form of what Edwin Hutchins calls ‘naturally situated cognition...

... Böhme Hermann Schmitz Tonino Griffero situated cognition affective scaffolding Happy as Lazzaro Rohrwacher In Traffic (2000) Steven Soderbergh uses a combination of color, filtration, saturation, and contrast to provide each of the three geographical locations—Tijuana, San Diego...