Cognitive Aspects

the Actions we perform and those actions do not require minimal mental effort

• Experimental cognition

• Reflective cognition

Depending on when, where, and how it happens, it can be distributed , situated, extended, and embodied.

• Attention

• Perception

• Cognition

• Memory

It is the process of selecting things to concentrate on, at a point in time, from the range of possibilities available.

• Attention

• Perception

• Memory

• Learning

processes involving reflective cognition

• Attention

• Learning

• Reading, speaking, and listening

• Problem-solving, planning, reasoning, and decision making

There are three early internal frameworks that focus primarily on mental processes together with three more recent external ones that explain how human interact and use technologies in the context in which they occur. Which is the internal?

• External cognition

• Embodied interaction

• Distributed cognition

• Information Processing