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| About the Editors |
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| Contributors |
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SECTION I Introduction and Historical Precedence |
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SECTION II The Living Laboratory: Learning in Action |
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Chapter 2 The Living Laboratory in the Context of Educational Research |
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Chapter 3 Distributed Teams in the Living Laboratory: Applications of Transactive Memory |
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Chapter 4 Digital Architectures for Distributed Learning and Collaboration |
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Chapter 5 A Cognitive-Systems Approach to Understanding Natural Gas Exploration Supply Chains: A Purview and Research Agenda |
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SECTION III Theoretical Perspectives in Cognitive--Collaborative Systems |
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Chapter 6 Methodological Techniques and Approaches to Developing Empirical Insights of Cognition during Collaborative Information Seeking |
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Chapter 7 A Case Study of Crisis Management Readiness in Cross-National Contexts: Applying Team Cognition Theories to Crisis Response Teams |
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Chapter 8 Emotion, Stress, and Collaborative Systems |
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SECTION IV Models and Measures of Cognitive Work |
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Chapter 9 Measuring Team Cognition in Collaborative Systems: Integrative and Interdisciplinary Perspectives |
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Chapter 10 Modeling Cognition and Collaborative Work |
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Chapter 11 Cognitive Architectures and Psycho-Physiological Measures |
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SECTION V Scaled-World Simulations |
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Chapter 12 Evaluating Team Cognition: How the NeoCITIES Simulation Can Address Key Research Needs |
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Chapter 13 Scaled-World Simulations in Attention Allocation Research: Methodological Issues and Directions for Future Work |
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Chapter 14 How Multiplayer Video Games Can Help Prepare Individuals for Some of the World's Most Stressful Jobs |
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SECTION VI Knowledge Capture, Design, Integration, and Practice |
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Chapter 15 Police Cognition and Participatory Design |
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Chapter 16 Intermodal Interfaces |
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Chapter 17 Bridging Theory and Practice through the Living Laboratory: The Intersection of User-Centered Design and Agile Software Development |
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Chapter 18 Incorporating Human Systems Engineering in Advanced Military Technology Development |
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SECTION VII The Future of the Living Laboratory |
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Chapter 19 The Future of the Integrated Living Laboratory Framework: Innovating Systems for People's Use |
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| Author Index |
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| Subject Index |
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Lisainfo e-raamatute kohta