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Current Directions in Psychological Science, 2007
Social cognition refers to the mental representations and processes that underlie social judgments and behavior—for example, the application of stereotypes to members of social groups. Theories of social cognition have generally assumed that mental representations are abstract and stable and that they are activated and applied by relatively automatic ...
Eliot R. Smith, Gün R Semin
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Situated cognition [PDF]

WIREs Cognitive Science, 2013
Following the cognitive revolution, when knowing and learning have come to be theorized in terms of representations stored and processed in the mind, empirical and theoretical developments in very different scholarly disciplines have led to the emergence of the situated cognition hypothesis, which consists of a set of interlocking theses: cognition is ...
Roth, Michael, Jornet, Alfredo
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Situated Cognition and Technology

The International Journal of Learning: Annual Review, 2009
The purpose of this study is to further develop the theoretical construct of situated cognition as the basis for increasing the development of technology integration skills for K-12 teachers. In addition, the study examines the preliminary outcomes of an implementation model designed to empower teachers to make technology infusion decisions based on ...
Szymanski, Mark, Morrell, Patricia
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Identifying Situated Cognition in Organizations [PDF]

Organization Science, 2005
Using the established definition of situated cognition in organizations as "the interaction of cognitive schemas and organizational context" (Lant 2002), we examine empirical case studies from the last 15 years to illustrate what situated cognitions in ...
Kimberly D. Elsbach, Pamela S Barr
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Situated cognition and the function of behavior [PDF]

Comparative Cognition & Behavior Reviews, 2018
In his review of “situated cognition” Cheng reminds us that the properties of cognition can be influenced by much more than what is going on in the brain.
David J. Pritchard
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A Situated Cognition Perspective on Presence [PDF]

, 2005
During interaction with computer-based 3-D simulations like virtual reality, users may experience a sense of involvement called presence. Presence is commonly defined as the subjective feeling of "being there". We discuss the state of the art in this innovative research area and introduce a situated cognition perspective on presence.
CARASSA A., MORGANTI F., TIRASSA, Maurizio +2 more
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Effect evaluation of case-based learning with situated cognition theory on competence training for student nurses in pediatric surgery. [PDF]