Cognitive Model on Product Operation for Interface Design

Yoshihashi Akio, Sunaga Takeshi, Uemura Tomohiro, Osada Junichi

doi:10.11247/jssdj.42.1_2

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インタフェース・デザインのための製品操作の認知モデル

Abstract

From the view point of a product as "an interactive object", a study on Human-Computer-Interaction was carried out by D. A. Norman's theory. Through the protocol analysis on "Electronic organizer", following points were developed about the cognitive models on product operation. 1) A user's operation can be described by the "Seven stages of action (D. A. Norman 1990)". 2) A user's operation to achieve subgoal can be described by the "Seven stages of action". 3) A user uses "knowledge in the world (D. A. Norman 1990)" to operate the system. These points on cognitive model can be applied to interface design. a) Design on each stage of "Seven stages of action". b) Design each operation achieving goal and subgoal. c) Design the useful "knowledge in the world" onto a product.

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Bulletin of Japanese Society for the Science of Design

Bulletin of Japanese Society for the Science of Design 42 (2), 1-6, 1995

Japanese Society for the Science of Design

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CRID: 1390282680389301760

NII Article ID: 110008445095

NII Book ID: AN00150292

DOI: 10.11247/jssdj.42.1_2

ISSN: 21865221; 09108173

Text Lang: ja

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