2000
DOI: 10.1080/14639220050171324
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Activity theory: History, research and application

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“…Intriguingly, too, we note that SA theory-which has already gained dominance in Western theorizing-provides an impressive level of overlap with many core AT concepts (cf. Bedny et al 2000). In particular, the mental models and situational models in SA are similar to the dynamic models and conceptual models introduced in AT.…”
Section: Activity Theory: An Alternative Perspectivementioning
confidence: 83%
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“…Intriguingly, too, we note that SA theory-which has already gained dominance in Western theorizing-provides an impressive level of overlap with many core AT concepts (cf. Bedny et al 2000). In particular, the mental models and situational models in SA are similar to the dynamic models and conceptual models introduced in AT.…”
Section: Activity Theory: An Alternative Perspectivementioning
confidence: 83%
“…AT is a psychological approach for the study of work-based behaviours that is goal-directed in its emphasis (see Bedny et al 2000, for a review).…”
Section: Activity Theory: An Alternative Perspectivementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Este enfoque concibe una actividad "as a goal directed system in which cognition, behaviour and motivation are integrated and organized by goals and the mechanisms of self-regulation" 1 (Bedny;Seglin & Meister, 2000: 168), por lo que podría englobar todos los procesos de búsqueda de información que nos interesan en nuestra área de conocimiento. La SSTA, por su parte, aborda el análisis en profundidad de las actividades descomponiéndolas en una secuencia de elementos menores (tareas, acciones y operaciones), organizada jerárquicamente, las cuales pueden ser sucesivamente subdivididas tanto como sea preciso (Von Brevern & Synytsya, 2006;Bedny & Harris, 2005).…”
Section: Marco Teóricounclassified
“…Ela também sustenta a idéia (Bedny, 2000) de que planos, motivos, métodos de performance e comportamento orientado por metas podem ser formulados consciente ou inconscientemente, mas a meta de uma atividade é sempre consciente. Nesse contexto, a consciência do ser humano, embora determinada pela matéria e historicamente situada, não é passiva, mas lhe possibilita agir sobre o mundo e modificá-lo (Aranha & Martins, 1993& Martins, /1997.…”
Section: Situando a Observação Na Teoria Da Atividadeunclassified