Individuální rozdíly v kognitivním zpracování různých metod kartografické vizualizace: Experimentální design a pilotní studie

Title in English INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN COGNITIVE PROCESSING OF ALTERNATIVE CARTOGRAPHIC VISUALIZATIONS: EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN AND PILOT STUDY
Authors

ŠAŠINKOVÁ Alžběta ŠAŠINKA Čeněk STACHOŇ Zdeněk LACKO David ČENĚK Jiří UGWITZ Pavel LU Wei-lun JUŘÍK Vojtěch HALÁMKOVÁ Daniela

Year of publication 2020
Type Article in Proceedings
Conference PhD existence 2020. Člověk a čas. Československá psychologická konference (nejen) pro doktorandy a o doktorandech: Sborník odborných příspěvků
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Arts

Citation
Web https://phdexistence.cz/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/PhdExistence2020.pdf
Keywords cognitive style; cartographic visualisation; CFT; bivariate maps; experimental design
Description The paper presents a concept of an experimental design and its statistical analysis. The objective of the experiment is to examine cognitive processing of various cartographic visualizations in regard to an individual’s cognitive style. In cartography, alternative methods may be used to represent data. In our study, two forms of representation of bivariate maps were utilized: intrinsic and extrinsic. In the experiment, map reading tasks were followed by a Compound Figure Test, which distinguishes analytic and holistic individuals on a bipolar scale. The study is based on a hypothesis that analytic individuals would be relatively more efficient when the intrinsic method is applied, while - vice versa - holistic individuals would do better when the extrinsic method is applied. Individual differences are examined with the considered future cross-cultural comparison in mind.
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