Cognitive Integration: Exploring Performance Differences Across Varying Contexts

Cognitive Integration: Exploring Performance Differences Across Varying Contexts

Understanding the evolving, complex events on a battlefield requires a decision maker to integrate data from disparate sources. The study described herein extends previous work on cognitive integration. Twenty-one former Army battalion commanders participated in a simulation of an offensive military...

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