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emerge from these areas should be tested for their applicability
to more complex, nonexclusively tex~based tasks, such as graph-
ics design, tactical decision making, project planning and tracking,
and data base query. It is likely that the complexity of these tasks,
in which the user is almost never doing a task that ~ well-learned,
requires the user to use mental modets and to try out actions
never used before. These may be ideal domains in which to test
notions of the use of mental modem, the productive interaction
of sequence/method representations and mental models, and the
involvement of general problem-solving skills, reasoning, and deci-
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