Feedback loop reasoning in physiological contexts
Abstract
Feedback loop reasoning is an essential part of systems thinking, which includes the analysis and description of system behaviour and regulative measures. In feedback loops, every change can simultaneously represent a cause and an effect. Research on reasoning in feedback loops is limited to investigating students’ existing mental models. This thinking-aloud study extends insight to the field by providing causal loop diagrams to examine...
Paper Details
Title
Feedback loop reasoning in physiological contexts
Published Date
Dec 22, 2020
Volume
56
Issue
4
Pages
465 - 485
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