FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2171065815> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2171065815 abstract "The problem of the study is the design of modern, computerized mediaand communication technologies which systematically influence subjective experiences and knowledge of the perceivers. The interaction of mind and the information embedded in modern media and communications technologies is complex. The result of this interaction is the making of meaning for information. There are sources of variability of meaning in the perceiver and media and communications technologies. These sources of variability partly determine the resulting meanings which are made. Meaning may instantly change subjective experience, such as emotion, and change knowledge. By semi-systematically controlling the making of meaning, one may indirectly influence subjective experience and change the knowledge of a certain perceiver. This happens by manipulating the information embedded in a particular media and communications technology to reach a certain goal, such as to produce a subjective experience or change knowledge via influencing meanings in a certain way. This study focuses on the influence of the way of designing and presenting information on non-linguistic, presentational and image-schematic meanings and the consequent changes in subjective experience and/or knowledge of the perceiver. As a result of theoretical and conceptual elaborations the study presents an approach to the design of mind-based media and communications technologies. To describe the problem area the study constructs models of making meaning. Making meaning in a real, physical environment is influenced by complex interactions of the perceiver, the object of perception and the context of perception. An object of perception is perceived via attention, which relegates the other objects of perception to the background, or context. Meaning is made in unconscious processes via three interacting loops of processing. In the perception-action loop, the sensory mechanisms resonate with the features of the object of perception, reflecting the embeddedness of the perceiver in the context. In the attention loop some sensory representations produced in the perception-action loop are identified and quickly categorized by projecting non-linguistic symbolic models, such as primary metaphors, onto the sensory representations. This results in non-linguistic, image-schematic and presentational felt meaning. It may also be the basis of personal meaning, which is based on the unconscious evaluation of the immediate relevance of the object of perception to personal values, ego, goals and well-being. Felt and personal meaning may directly influence subjective experiences, such as emotion, due to the close link of emotion and cognition. Partly similar mechanisms of change may apply to other types of subjective experience, such as daydreaming or flow. In a further-processing loop, meaning is made via more elaborated comparisons of mental representations and previous knowledge. This may lead to knowledge construction, accumulative and mechanistic change in knowledge. It may also lead to knowledge creation, which implies the change of levels of meaning in knowledge. Also, subjective experiences may be altered. When perceiving information via media and communications technologies, the mind is psychologically transported into a quasi-natural experience of the events described. This is called presence. In presence, information becomes the focused object of perception, while the immediate, external context, including the technological device, fades into the background. Various empirical studies show that information experienced in presence has real psychological effects on perceivers and" @default.
• W2171065815 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2171065815 creator A5015172450 @default.
• W2171065815 date "2001-01-01" @default.
• W2171065815 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W2171065815 title "Mind-based media and communications technologies. How the form of symbolical information influences felt meaning" @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1207582213 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1226414369 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W131228375 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1480492886 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1485641469 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1487521087 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1489265676 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1492020111 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1493532058 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1500952994 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1507387540 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1511124238 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1511715654 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1512650905 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1515424492 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1527656133 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1528101424 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1529266707 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1530155851 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1534918051 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1535440274 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1538617370 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1543937264 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1544484417 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1546268270 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1556057683 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1556215917 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W155786285 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1559084401 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1565555284 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1572268483 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1572873263 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1574164849 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1574722519 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1595919190 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1596231621 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1649459174 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1655654231 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1658908529 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1684415682 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1702943298 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1705561776 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1720377997 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1720742289 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1821996589 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1823329909 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1841352775 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1878261120 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1882635769 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1915059114 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1917340061 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1925294016 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1933657216 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1966114254 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1966984641 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1968060331 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1974646782 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1977137834 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1978976775 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1980814755 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1982205622 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1983907429 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1987930784 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1988957796 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1991862472 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1992504553 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1998126442 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W1998918994 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2004967682 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2005852998 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2006089160 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2009326885 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2009922425 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2010997645 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2011273391 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2013486063 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2016738977 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2019286581 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2021823364 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2026000422 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2030605089 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2031562375 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2033269684 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2033886336 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2034055552 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2034261237 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2034914414 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2038047199 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2039968430 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2041370749 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2044473370 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2044896669 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2046139000 @default.
• W2171065815 cites W2051426822 @default.

• next