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User Computer Interaction: Analysis of Individual Differences and Information Retrieval

The optimum design of human/computer interfaces has become an increasingly important concern. However, it was not clear what user characteristics, beyond a limited set related to experience and training should be considered. This is a primary question addressed by this research program. A series of experiments were conducted. The results revealed that people's efficiency in using computer system depends on user cognitive characteristics and design features of com- puter interface. Furthermore, the subjects usage of interface design features significantly interacts with his or her fundamental cognitive characteristics--cognitive style.