Modes of psycho-informational interaction of a human operator with technical, information and intellectual systems

Abstract

A decrease in the attention of the operator or his incorrect reaction during prolonged interaction with the technical system is one of the most serious problems. From the point of view of the theory of information metabolism of the psyche - socionics - this means that the human psyche does not receive adequate information signals that support its necessary working state, concentration of consciousness, level of attention, etc. The solution to this problem is connected with the definition of the information characteristics of the technical system and with the construction of adequate information interaction in the integral complex “operator - technical system”. It is achieved by using the method of socionical analysis and modeling. Knowledge the information structure of a technical system gives opportunity to predict a number of features of its behavior. It gives additional significant information about the parameters that must be taken into account for adequate monitoring of the system's behavior. The second task is related to the form of providing the system with signals to the operator for the subsequent adequate reaction. A human operator has a certain type of information metabolism, and receiving information on some informational aspects is familiar and convenient for him, but on the other is associated with tension. To solve this problem there are identified and considered 16 possible specific modes of psycho-informational interaction of a human operator as a carrier of a certain socionic type of information metabolism with technical or electronic systems, including artificial intelligence systems. These modes can be complementary, resonant, neutral or non-complementary. The specificity of psycho-informational interaction is certainly important from the point of view of efficiency and safety.