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ORCID8. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: Schärding, Austria
- Michael J. Tauber, David Ackermann:
Mental Models and Human-Computer Interaction 2 [selected papers of the 8th Interdisciplinary Workshop in Informatics and Psychology, Schärding, Austria, June 1989]. North-Holland 1991, ISBN 0-444-88602-8
From Theory to Design
- Gerhard Fischer:
The importance of models in marking complex. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 3-36
Mothodological Aspects
- Andrew Rutherford, John R. Wilson:
Models of mental models: an ergonomist-psychologist dialogue. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 39-58 - Martina Angela Sasse:
How to t(r)ap user's mental models. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 59-79 - Dianne Murray:
Modelling for adaptivity. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 81-95 - Willemien Visser, Alexandre Morais:
Concurrent use of different expertise elicitaion methods applied to the study of the programming activity. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 97-113 - Udo Arend:
Analysing complex tasks with an extended GOMS model. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 115-133 - Jörg Beringer, Jens Wandmacher:
Object-based action planning. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 135-155
Empirical Results
- Frances M. T. Brazier, Gerrit C. van der Veer:
Design decisions for a user interface. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 159-178 - Jeroen M. van der Velden, Albert G. Arnold:
Mental models and the evaluation of user interfaces: a case-study of a library system. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 179-189 - Agnès Dewier, Guy Karnas:
Level of experience in text-editing: the role of mental representations on performance. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 191-201 - Christian Metzler, Elke Wetzenstein-Ollenschläger, Hartmut Wandke:
How to predict user performance and user preference with different interaction techniques? Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 203-224 - Françoise Détienne:
A schema-based model of program understanding. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 225-239
Mental Model in Design
- Manfred Wettler, Angelika Glöckner-Rist:
Cognitive processes in information retrieval. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 243-255 - John Karat, John L. Bennett:
Modelling the user interaction methods imposed by designs. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 257-269 - Peter R. Innocent:
Usability testing: a practical use for mental model construction. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 271-288
Mental Model and Aritficial Intelligence
- Michel C. Desmarais, Luc Giroux, Serge Larochelle:
Plan recognition in HCI: the parsing of user actions. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 291-311 - Heinz Ulrich Hoppe, Rolf Plötzner:
Inductive knowledge acquisition for a UNIX coach. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 313-335 - Franz Schmalhofer, Otto Kühn:
The psychological processes of construction a mental model when learning by being told, from examples, and by exploration. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 337-360 - Klaus Opwis, Michael Stumpf, Hans Spada:
Domain representation and student modelling in a microworld for elastic impacts. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 361-372 - Wolf-Fritz Riekert:
Knowledge acquisition as an object-oriented modelling process. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 373-381 - Milos Lansky:
Aristotelian syllogisms in mental models. Informatics and Psychology Workshop 1989: 383-393
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