Using Cues During Knowledge Acquisit

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From: ellis
Date: Mon, 08 Dec 1986 19:48

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  A friend of mine has been doing research on the use
of psychological cues in questioning an expert during
knowledge acquisition -- that is, based on how they
answered one question (the words themselves, intonation,
body posture, etc.) to determine the next question or
questions to ask.
  She would like to get in touch with other people doing
similar research.  If you are, or know, such a person,
contact me at ...!princeton!siemens!ellis
or ellis.cohen@a.cs.cmu.edu
or (609) 734-6524
  Thanks,
     Ellis Cohen

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