A Task for Examining Information Channeling Under Time Pressure

Manouchehr Tabatabaei; James C. Hershauer

A Task for Examining Information Channeling Under Time Pressure

Manouchehr Tabatabaei, James C. Hershauer

Information Systems & Analytics

Arizona State University

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Abstract

Stabell (1983) states that improving the effectiveness of the decision maker should be a principal objective for decision aid development. He suggests that effectiveness can be improved by appropriate channeling of information processing. Silver (1988, 1990) also discusses the advantages of system restrictiveness. The major reason behind designing restrictive decisions aids is to prescribe a preferred information-processing approach.

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	Human Factors in Information Systems: The Relationship Between User Interface Design and Human Performance
State	Published - May 1 1997

Disciplines

Databases and Information Systems

Keywords

Channeling
Examining
Information
Time pressure

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A Task for Examining Information Channeling Under Time Pressure

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