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  title={Editor Blurb Editor Blurb continued Email address Human-Centered Computing},
  author={K. Ross and B. Moon}
}
of any cognitive systems engineering methodology will be incomplete unless they include a description of the cogni-tion that is needed to accomplish the work. The concept of macrocognition is a way of describing cognitive work as it naturally occurs. Definition Macrocognition is a term coined by Pietro Cacciabue and Erik Hollnagel to indicate a level of description of the cognitive functions that are performed in natural (versus artificial laboratory) decision-making settings. 1,2 Traditionally… Expand
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