A context effect refers to the influence that the surrounding environment or circumstances have on perception, cognition, decision-making, or behavior. This effect suggests that how something is perceived or understood can be significantly impacted by the context in which it is presented or experienced. Context effects can manifest in various ways, such as priming, framing, or situational cues, and they play a crucial role in shaping human experiences and responses to stimuli.
The Stimulus class representing any object shown to the user.
The property associates an impact to a component.
Behaviour is the set of actions and mannerisms made by systems (biological or otherwise) in response to stimuli or inputs, whether internal or external, conscious or subconscious, overt or covert, and voluntary or involuntary.
To model dynamic situations, tracking agents and actions they produce, events that are results of some action(s), and consequences as new actions, i.e. reactions.
To provide a set of upper level concepts that can be the basis for easier interoperability among many middle and lower level ontologies.
Represents the environment or situation.
Represents the decision made by the diner (Jane Doe) to stay and order a meal.
Represents the elegant decor of the restaurant which influences the diner's perception and decision.
Represents the prices which are slightly higher than expected for a casual dining experience.
Represents the diner who is conscious about not overspending.
Represents the action of ordering a meal, influenced by the prices on the menu.
Represents the restaurant the diner (Jane Doe) decides to visit.
The process by which individuals organize, interpret, and make sense of sensory information from the environment.
Represents the upscale ambiance of the restaurant which makes the diner (Jane Doe) hesitate.
Describes the relationship between an individual and the stimulus they are exposed to.
Reflects the relationship between Context Effect and entity that it is bound to
Represents an entity that experiences the bias.
Represents the overarching concept of cognitive biases.
Subclass of Bias, specifically representing Context Effect. A context effect refers to the influence that the surrounding environment or circumstances have on perception, cognition, decision-making, or behavior. This effect suggests that how something is perceived or understood can be significantly impacted by the context in which it is presented or experienced. Context effects can manifest in various ways, such as priming, framing, or situational cues, and they play a crucial role in shaping human experiences and responses to stimuli.
An entity having and effect on the other entity
Describes the relationship between a cognitive bias and an individual on the base of influence.
A Cognizer makes a Decision, which may be about an entity or a course of action. How (and whether) this frame is distinct from Choosing is currently up for debate. Mo decided to quit the program. @en
This frame contains general words for Individuals, i.e. humans. The Person is conceived of as independent of other specific individuals with whom they have relationships and independent of their participation in any particular activity. They may have an Age, Descriptor, Origin, Persistent_characteristic, or Ethnicity. A man from Phoenix was shot yesterday. She gave birth to a screaming baby yesterday. I study 16-year-old female adolescents. I am dating an African-American man. She comforted the terrified child. I always thought of him as a stupid man.