Visualizing Cognitive Moves for Assessing Information Perception Biases in Decision Making
Antony W. Iorio, Hussein A. Abbass, Svetoslav Gaidow, Axel Bender

TL;DR
This paper introduces Cognitive Move Diagrams, a visualization tool designed to represent and evaluate how perceived information reliability influences decision making and biases, with practical applications in military and strategic contexts.
Contribution
The paper presents Cognitive Move Diagrams (CMD), a novel visualization method for analyzing information perception biases in decision making processes.
Findings
CMD effectively visualizes human biases
Demonstrated through hypothetical and expert-based examples
Enhances understanding of information reliability impacts
Abstract
In decision making a key source of uncertainty is people's perception of information which is influenced by their attitudes toward risk. Both, perception of information and risk attitude, affect the interpretation of information and hence the choice of suitable courses of action in a variety of contexts ranging from project planning to military operations. Visualization associated with the dynamics of cognitive states of people processing information and making decision is therefore not only important for analysis but has also significant practical applications, in particular in the military command and control domain. In this paper, we focus on a major concept that affect human cognition in this context: reliability of information. We introduce Cognitive Move Diagrams (CMD)---a simple visualization tool---to represent and evaluate the impact of this concept on decision making. We…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCognitive Science and Mapping · Data Visualization and Analytics · Human-Automation Interaction and Safety
