The result is that we're now accustomed to foraging for information in haphazard loops on our computer and phone screens, rather than consuming it in the straight-lined logic of print.
While foraging for information about Dad, all I've come to understand is how little I understand, to know how little I know.
In five experiments, we explore how these metaphors influence the way that we reason about complex issues and forage for further information about them.
In five experiments, we have explored how these metaphors influence the way that we reason about complex issues and forage for further information about them.
Then they spend that repeat time holed up in a hotel room, where there is no danger of meeting their parallel future-doubles, out foraging for inside information.
Currently, intelligence analysts are hampered by the need to sift through very large amounts of constantly changing data in order to forage for "nuggets" of information that may support or discredit an existing hypothesis.
As the fine print is written for Medicare and energy bills that will touch virtually every American, many of this city's mightiest lawmakers and lobbyists find themselves on the wrong side of closed doors, forced to forage for scraps of information and frustrated in efforts to influence the measures.
For information foraging, the goal is to find multiple items in a predetermined cluster.
Whereas for berrypicking, the simulations on the IMDb data set perform poorly, the contrary is the case for information foraging, where the success rates range up to (99%).
For web pages, previous work has examined where people look while surfing the Internet, and found that for information foraging tasks (e.g., "which car has the best performance, a Porsche, BMW, or Audi?," subjects mainly look at the center of the web pages in the first second of viewing (Buscher, Cutrell, & Morris, 2009).
