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| Preface | 1 | |
| Introduction | 1 | |
| Conclusion and Outlook | 6 | |
| Topic I | Individual thinking and acting | 8 |
| Re-Interpretation of Conceptualisation - A Contribution to the Advance of Design Theory | 10 | |
| On the Importance of the Unconscious and the Cognitive Economy in Design | 25 | |
| Strategic knowledge differences between an expert and a novice designer | 42 | |
| Cognitive economy in design reasoning | 53 | |
| Entropy reduction in mathematical giftedness | 63 | |
| Apperception, content-based psychology and design | 72 | |
| Sketches for Design and Design of Sketches | 79 | |
| Dynamic aspects of individual design activities. A cognitive ergonomics viewpoint | 87 | |
| Individual Thinking and Acting: Summary of Discussion | 97 | |
| Topic II | Interaction between individuals | 104 |
| Blindfolded Classroom: Getting Design Students to Use Mental Imagery | 111 | |
| Analysis of Solution finding processes in design teams | 121 | |
| Processes for Effective Satisfaction of Requirements by Individual Designers and Design Teams | 132 | |
| Manifestation of Divergent-Convergent Thinking in Question Asking and Decision Making Processes of Design Teams: A Performance Dimension | 142 | |
| Towards a Conceptual Framework for Predicting Engineering Design Team Performance Based on Question Asking Activity Simulation | 154 | |
| Collaborative Product Development Considerations | 164 | |
| Managing breakdowns in international distributed design projects | 174 | |
| How Engineering Designers Obtain Information | 184 | |
| Interaction between individuals: Summary of Discussion | 195 | |
| Topic III | Methods, tools and prerequisites | 203 |
| Improving Design Methods' Usability by a Mindset Approach | 209 | |
| Design Problem Solving: Strands of My Research | 219 | |
| Cognitive Outsourcing in the Conceptual Phase of the Design Process | 230 | |
| Sketching in 3D: What should Future Tools for Conceptual Design look like? | 243 | |
| VR/AR - Applications, Limitations and Research in the Industrial Environment | 253 | |
| Knowledge Deployment: How to Use Design Knowledge | 261 | |
| Reconsidering the divergent thinking guidelines for design idea generation activity | 272 | |
| Designers and Users - an Unhappy Love Affair? | 283 | |
| Methods, tools and prerequisites: Summary of Discussion | 292 | |
| Future Issues in Design Research | 298 |
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Mikki Williams
reviewed Human Behaviour in Design: Individuals, Teams, Tools on January 29, 2016
Human Behaviour in Design: Individuals, Teams, Tools
Henry Petroski is a prolific and talented writer, who turns case studies into gripping page turners.
I find myself interested in several books lately, and each happens (upon inspection) to have been written by Petroski. This coincidence was spurred when I found Design Paradigms outside an office, and took it home with me.
This book must not be passed up by anybody with an interest in design, and is a great starting place for people who want an introduction to a multitude of relatable and informative engineering concepts.
I adore this book!
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