Hypertext navigation and conflicting goal intentions: Using log files to study distraction and volitional protection in learning and problem solving

Katharina Scheiter 1 Peter Gerjets 2 Elke Heise 3
1 Graduate College for Cognitive Science
2 Collaborative Research Center 378
3 Department of Psychology
Abstract : This paper describes a theoretical analysis and experimental investigation of difficulty related distraction by conflicting goal intentions in learning and problem solving with hypertext. Log files are used to capture hypertext navigation in the face of opportunities to implement competing goal intentions. We study how differences in task difficulty influence the volitional protection of the current goal intention. First attempts to integrate volitional processes of action control into cognitive architectures are presented.
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Katharina Scheiter, Peter Gerjets, Elke Heise. Hypertext navigation and conflicting goal intentions: Using log files to study distraction and volitional protection in learning and problem solving. 22nd Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society, 2000, Mahwah, United States. pp.441-446. ⟨hal-00190169⟩

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