“…But whether drownability or floatability, tied to information specified by the properties of water, could be denoted as affordance is a controversial debate. In the past three decades in the community of theorists regarding the definition of the term (see Jones, 2003;Sahin, et al, 2006), theorists from many different disciplines, such as ecological psychology (e.g., Stoffregen, 2003;Turvey, 1992), product design (e.g., You& Chen, 2002), computer science (e.g., Norman, 1988), robot-making technology (i.e., robotics) and artificial intelligence (e.g., Rome et al, 2006), applied linguistics (e.g., Nguyen& Kellogg, 2005) and education (e.g., Greeno, 1994), have been contributing many arguments to the debate. Sahin et al (2006) conclude that none of the scholars mentioned above articulate a concrete definition of affordances.…”