prompt-driven cognition
nounUK /prɒmpt ˈdrɪvən kɒɡˈnɪʃən/
US /prɑːmpt ˈdrɪvən kɑːɡˈnɪʃən/
Thinking that happens because someone gives you a hint or question to start it.
The teacher's question sparked prompt-driven cognition, and the students quickly began sharing ideas.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In artificial intelligence, the way a computer model's thinking is shaped by the instructions it receives.
The chatbot's answers changed a lot because of prompt-driven cognition.
3. The mental process of solving a problem only after being given a starting clue.
With a small hint, prompt-driven cognition helped her finish the puzzle.
4. A style of learning where questions guide what a person thinks about next.
The quiz used prompt-driven cognition to keep the class focused.