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Making Sense of Sensemaking 1: Alternative Perspectives
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Decision ScienceIntelligent SystemsCommunicationSensemakingCollective IntelligenceNaturalistic Decision MakingManagementDiscourse AnalysisDecision TheoryCognitive ScienceCommonsense ReasoningDecision Support SystemsExpert DecisionInformation Processing (Psychology)Automated Decision-makingIntelligent Decision Support SystemBusinessEpistemologyHuman-computer InteractionKnowledge ManagementIntelligent Decision MakingEmpirical EvidenceAlternative Perspectives
This essay discusses the notion of sensemaking, including definitions and possible applications for intelligent decision support systems. The perspectives on the notion of sensemaking are those of psychology, human-centered computing, and naturalistic decision making. The essay discusses a number of myths about sensemaking (for example, that sensemaking is merely "connecting the dots"), showing how empirical evidence about expert decision making refutes the myths.
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