Add to ORKGAbstract. Conceptual modelling involves many higher order cognitive processes, such as relational reasoning and abstraction, which are based on integration and maintenance of information. Evidence from cognitive psychology suggests that these processes are subject to individual differences which cannot be explained by training and experience alone. In this review, we study how the cognitive processes that enable modelling interact to produce modelling behaviour, and where in this process we can find individual differences that may explain some of the variation in performance seen in actual modelling settings. We discuss interaction between working memory, executive control and attention as they facilitate relational reasoning and abstractio...
In organizations, conceptual models are used for understanding the domain concepts. Such models are ...
Empirical findings indicate that humans draw infer- ences about spatial arrangements by constructing...
The development and testing of computational models of cognition is typically ad hoc: few generally ...
Conceptual models are used to communicate information about a domain during the development of infor...
In reality modeling rely on the knowledge that we have, whether they are real or imaginary, naive or...
The term process model is widely used but rarely agreed upon. This paper proposes a framework for ch...
Previously I outlined a scheme for understanding the usefulness of compu-tational models.1 This sche...
Abstract. After visualizing data of various observational experiments on the way in which modelers c...
Human factors research has long included discussions of the importance of mental models when underst...
The article first addresses the importance of cognitive modeling, in terms of its value to cognitive...
The article first addresses the importance of cognitive modeling, in terms of its value to cognitive...
One major limitation of current cognitive architectures is that models are typically constructed in ...
AbstractThe development and testing of computational models of cognition is typically ad hoc: few ge...
Business process models are graphical representations of business processes that depict process step...
We survey the utility and function of mathematical and computational models in cognitive science by ...
In organizations, conceptual models are used for understanding the domain concepts. Such models are ...
Empirical findings indicate that humans draw infer- ences about spatial arrangements by constructing...
The development and testing of computational models of cognition is typically ad hoc: few generally ...
Conceptual models are used to communicate information about a domain during the development of infor...
In reality modeling rely on the knowledge that we have, whether they are real or imaginary, naive or...
The term process model is widely used but rarely agreed upon. This paper proposes a framework for ch...
Previously I outlined a scheme for understanding the usefulness of compu-tational models.1 This sche...
Abstract. After visualizing data of various observational experiments on the way in which modelers c...
Human factors research has long included discussions of the importance of mental models when underst...
The article first addresses the importance of cognitive modeling, in terms of its value to cognitive...
The article first addresses the importance of cognitive modeling, in terms of its value to cognitive...
One major limitation of current cognitive architectures is that models are typically constructed in ...
AbstractThe development and testing of computational models of cognition is typically ad hoc: few ge...
Business process models are graphical representations of business processes that depict process step...
We survey the utility and function of mathematical and computational models in cognitive science by ...
In organizations, conceptual models are used for understanding the domain concepts. Such models are ...
Empirical findings indicate that humans draw infer- ences about spatial arrangements by constructing...
The development and testing of computational models of cognition is typically ad hoc: few generally ...