DocumentCode
2118976
Title
Conation: Its Historical Roots and Implications for Future Research
Author
Militello, Laura G. ; Gentner, Frank C. ; Swindler, Stephanie D. ; Beisner, Gary, II
Author_Institution
University of Dayton Research Institute
fYear
2006
fDate
14-17 May 2006
Firstpage
240
Lastpage
247
Abstract
This conceptual paper is a review of the literature concerning conation. Although there is no single definition for conation, it has been described in several ways including the mental procedure directed toward action including volition and drive, or as the connection between cognition and affect to action. The historical aspects, applications, and research methods for studying conation are brief but informative. Based on the literature review, the application of conation appears to hold considerable promise, especially within the realm of sociotechnical design/systems.
Keywords
collaboration; conative and emotive aspects; distributed adaptive; logistics networks; psychological issues in; sociotechnical; systems; Adaptive systems; Cognition; Collaboration; Concrete; Human factors; Laboratories; Logistics; Psychology; Sociotechnical systems; Writing; collaboration; conative and emotive aspects; distributed adaptive; logistics networks; psychological issues in; sociotechnical; systems;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Collaborative Technologies and Systems, 2006. CTS 2006. International Symposium on
Print_ISBN
0-9785699-0-3
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/CTS.2006.31
Filename
1644141
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