Functional and logical model of imaginative thinking in psychological and ergonomic studies of artificial intelligence

Abstract

The regularities of human cognition associated with imaginative and symbolic-logical components of thinking are considered. A functional and logical model of imaginative thinking is developed and a block diagram of the model is presented. The psychological regularities of imaginative thinking related to operational and long-term memory, the life cycle of images, filtering and correction of images in accordance with the developed functional and logical model are illustrated.

The formation of ergonomic thinking when designing complex information systems in the conditions of socio-technogenic development of the world

“…The problems of conception ergonomic thinking are raised in the paper of S.A. Yuditsky, where the author writes "… In modern psychology and ergonomics, it is generally accepted that thinking is characterized by the unity of conscious and unconscious, left-hemisphere concepts and right-hemisphere images" [5]. The author also notes that spatial thinking is a kind of figurative, thereby speaking about spatial ergonomic thinking.…”

“…Abductive inference is related to how people formulate requests through perception or comprehension of a phenomenon, if questions and answers are based on information collected as a result of observing the real causes surrounding the problem. Tom Brown's article [5] describes the application of ergonomic thinking. According to the author, "... what is supposed to be is not some specific invention or innovation process, but the whole system developing around it."…”