Introducing an Invisible Feature of Human Experience Into Naturalistic Decision Making Explanations
Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making
Published online on June 25, 2025
Abstract
Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making, Volume 20, Issue 2, Page 118-136, June 2026.
Despite their intentioned focus on process, macrocognitive models run the risk of advancing a perspective on human behavior that can be called “composite/constraints”—that is, the various, long-prevailing views that people arenothing butcomposites of ...
Despite their intentioned focus on process, macrocognitive models run the risk of advancing a perspective on human behavior that can be called “composite/constraints”—that is, the various, long-prevailing views that people arenothing butcomposites of ...