Mental Models and Human-Computer Interaction LO17799

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A good primer for mental models and metaphorical thinking is "Metaphors We
Live By" Lakoff, G. & Johnson, M. (1980) ISBN 0-226-46801-1. This concept
of how we "frame" our thoughts and the consequences of this human tendancy
directly influences our view of reality. It's a fun read...enjoy
yourself.

Thomas A. Lifvendahl, Ed.D.
Curriculum Director
Cardinal Stritch University
College of Business and Management
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Milwaukee, WI 53217-3985
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On Tue, 14 Apr 1998, Pamela McGillivray wrote:

> As part of a study program I am involved in, I have been asked to present
> on the topic of Mental Models and their significance to HCI (Human
> Computer Interaction, also known as Human Factors).

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