Utility-Driven Operator-Information Co-Regulation Process: A Human-Centred Motivational Perspective

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Explore the co-regulation process between operators and information from a motivational perspective.
Analyzed various fields including science and technology, management, and ecological economics.
Identified key factors influencing motivation and information utility.
Reviewed existing literature on co-regulation in operational contexts.
Highlighted the importance of a human-centred approach for improving operator performance.
Demonstrated potential for enhanced decision-making through integrated information systems.
Identified unique motivations that drive effective operator-information interactions.

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Dynamic research explores co-regulation of operator and information to enhance motivation in various fields, suggesting improvements in outcomes.

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Cardamone et al. (2025) studied this question.

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