I hypothesise that analogous companies should be favoured as sources for learning, due to their bigger potential as “aware-makers”: managers can better identify with analogous than with non-analogous settings, which lets them detect and transfer learning more easily.
I want to test this hypothesis in an experimental setting.
Thus, my question: Do you know of experiments that measured the process of becoming aware of something? Every hint is highly appreciated.
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Nice project. Maybe a few links may help.
http://stm.sciencemag.org/content/5/198/198ra105.abstract
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/a-new-method-to-measure-consciousness-discovered/
http://members.csahq.org/blog/2013/01/14/scaring-public-about-awareness%E2%80%94again
Good luck!
I am not sure, you can put your managers into EEG, as Hans's proposition suggests :)
You can try, however, to indirectly apply:
1. Behavior inhibition/ behavior activation scale (BIS/BAS). I can assume that activation should be closer to aber essential than inhibition.
2. Or try to work with construal levels. Low level of construal would mean that people think of something in detail. Maybe this is exactly the state if they are aware of something. Look by Liberton and Trope.
3. Global and local processing can be measured with Navon's test. Maybe you could derive theoretically what awareness is associated with - global provider local processing.
If you need links for papers, let me know.
Best,
Eugene
Hi Bijan,
I do but you ain't going to like it! Intuitive record. This is the way to break into the visual percept. From this approach it's possible to determine what the basic data structures and processes of information exchange are that occur within the phenomenon. Using that understanding it's then possible to model visual awareness on a computational basis. With that in place we can start to produce stimuli that accord with visual awareness to conduct evaluation tasks. The issue is of course that approaching this issue requires a change from 3rd party observation to an experiential ontology. We have study vision as vision, subjectively, then map that to neural firing etc. The Vision-Space project got as far as developing the first 'perceptual technology'. We can generate the first Vision-Sace moving images but getting past the 'ontology police' running the funding bodies is far more complex! Attached a list of presentation on this. www.pacentre.org
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