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The study that I’ll present today is a pilot study of a National Science Foundation grant on the topic of the psychology of man-computer problem-solving. This study is the initial effort that we’ve made in connection with this National Science Foundation work. I can only just summarize the highlights for you so that they will be available in the proceedings. The full details have been published as a Rand report. Any of you who are interested in all the fine details, how we went about it, what precise data we had, and what statistical tests we used and so on — an empirical study — please write to me at the Rand Corporation or let me know here.
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Sackman, H. (1975). Real World Problem Solving with and without Computers. In: Debons, A., Cameron, W.J. (eds) Perspectives in Information Science. NATO Advances Study Institutes Series, vol 10. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-7759-7_34
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