An orientational, quantitative analysis was undertaken of 44 log files of different. tasks carried out by four subjects. They were examined with a view to attention and typos, since it was thought that these phenomena could indicate attentional lapses. Results suggest that typos might be a useful means of profiling subjects and discriminating between different tasks (translation, self-revision, revision of another person's text). Other findings point to the possibility of computing intervention sequences to measure recursiveness and the effects stress may cause on typing and translating.
Typos & Co
Muñoz Martín, Ricardo
2009
Abstract
An orientational, quantitative analysis was undertaken of 44 log files of different. tasks carried out by four subjects. They were examined with a view to attention and typos, since it was thought that these phenomena could indicate attentional lapses. Results suggest that typos might be a useful means of profiling subjects and discriminating between different tasks (translation, self-revision, revision of another person's text). Other findings point to the possibility of computing intervention sequences to measure recursiveness and the effects stress may cause on typing and translating.File in questo prodotto:
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