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Critical Incident Management: an Empirically Derived Computational Model
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1998
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Safety ScienceInjury PreventionCritical Incident ManagementOrganizational BehaviorSocial SciencesCritical Incident TechniqueSimulation MethodologyAccident InvestigationManagementSystem SimulationIncident ManagementCognitive ScienceDesignStrategyMental ModelReal CompanyOrganizational CommunicationIncident InvestigationCognitive System EngineeringBusinessCognitive ModelingKnowledge ManagementCrisis ManagementEmergency Medicine
The main purpose of this paper is to demonstrate an empirical approach to social simulation. The systems and the behaviour of middle-level managers of a real company are modelled. The managers' cognition is represented by problem space architectures drawn from cognitive science and an endorsements mechanism adapted from the literature on conflict resolution in rulebased systems. Both aspects of the representation of cognition are based on information provided by domain experts. Qualitative and numerical results accord with the views of domain experts.