Due to the complexity of this issue, we performed a literature review to have a better comprehension of the problem.
The cognitive comprehension of the problem's core and the application of domain-specific knowledge include the identification of needs for action and information gaps, information processing, coming to well-founded decisions, and appropriate communicating of decisions.
Consistently increasing the level of automation may lead to a better comprehension of the problem that will pave the way for the introduction of higher levels of automation in the future.
In later years, Churchill saw the return to the gold standard as "the biggest blunder" of his life: "I had no special comprehension of the currency problem and therefore fell into the hands of the experts, as I never did later where military matters were concerned".
The results of the students' experimentation with the graphical interface indicate that their comprehension of the significant environmental problems of the lake is considerably improved and some misconceptions are resolved.
Subsequent studies carried out with capuchins and gibbons using a similar paradigm also concluded that subjects did not have a total comprehension of the elements of the problem, but that they might have learnt certain associative rules to solve the problem (Fujita et al. 2003; Cunningham et al. 2006).
Re "Prostate Cancer Decisions Often Based on Fallacies" (July 4): Although many patients make educated decisions, a huge number have minimal recall and comprehension of the details of their problems, their treatment options and the risks and benefits of their choices.
As a consequence, designers of such systems should take into account information relevant to the patient comprehension of medical problems, which will influence their compliance.
With novice computer scientists, asking effective questions during the early phases of planning, a solution can support the students' comprehension and decomposition of the problem at hand (Lane and VanLehn 2005).
Mental models may therefore be thought of as cognitive artifacts constructed by an individual based on his or her preconceptions, cognitive skills, linguistic comprehension, and perception of the problem, which evolve as they are modified through experience and instruction [ 99].
