Cognitive fit theory¶
Vessey, I. (1991). Cognitive fit theory.
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Mechanisms¶
- Graph–Table Comparison
- The method helps whenever a team defaults to whichever form the tool spat out and then makes the wrong read from it — it forces the perceptual demand of the task into the open and matches the form to it.
This sourceThe empirical backbone of the graph-versus-table decision.
- The method helps whenever a team defaults to whichever form the tool spat out and then makes the wrong read from it — it forces the perceptual demand of the task into the open and matches the form to it.
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