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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-16410-3 of HCI. A driving force was the realization that most computer systems being developed at the time were difficult to learn, difficult to use and did not enable the users to carry out the tasks in the way they wanted. The body of knowledge, research findings and methods that made up cognitive psycho

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137467836 expectations. Several researchers began to reflect on why this was the case, especially why they were unable to be more widely applied to the problems of design and computer use (e.g., Long and Dowell, 1996). There was much navel-gazing, cumulating in the realization that classical cognitive theori

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Classical Theories, of HCI. A driving force was the realization that most computer systems being developed at the time were difficult to learn, difficult to use and did not enable the users to carry out the tasks in the way they wanted. The body of knowledge, research findings and methods that made up cognitive psycho

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