What Emily Short thinks about mental models

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Interactive narrative designer and critic; author of interactive fiction including Galatea and Counterfeit Monkey, and a long-time contributor to the Inform development system.

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1. 20 Jan 2019

   Our readingBuilding procedural systems is an effective way to explore and test mental models.

   Their wordsBuilding procedural systems and seeing how they perform is a great way to explore whether our mental models are correct.

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