Q. In traditional cognitive modeling, how is the intentional cycle typically portrayed?

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Q. What does incidental interaction challenge in terms of interaction modeling?

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Q. What is the primary focus of traditional cognitive modeling?

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Q. How do incidental interactions differ from expected interactions in terms of user awareness?

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Q. What properties of natural physical things do humans inherently understand?

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Q. How does computation affect the properties of physical objects?

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Q. What is a key reason for developing GUI interface styles?

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Q. How do users perceive odd or magical actions in a computer system compared to the real world?

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Q. What is a fundamental question posed by incidental interaction in terms of task analysis?

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Q. In sensor-based systems, what is a common challenge when inferring user intentions?

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Q. What is a key distinction between traditional interfaces and sensor-based systems?

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Q. What is an essential step in designing for low attention and incidental interaction?

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Q. What is the purpose of inferring context from available sensor data in low intention interactions?

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Q. What is the significance of architectural openness in sensor-based systems for incidental interaction?

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Q. Why is the use of copy/cut to the clipboard considered one of the main triggers in sensor-based systems?

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Q. What is data fusion in the context of sensor-based systems?

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Q. How does contextual information impact the inference process in sensor-based systems?

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Q. What is one way in which sensor-based systems use contextual information to modify user experiences?

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Q. What is the main focus of status–event analysis in interaction modeling?

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Q. What is one of the important properties of status–event descriptions?

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