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REDUCING INDETERMINISM IN CONSULTATION: A COGNITIVE MODEL OF USER/LIBRARIAN INTERACTIONS
In information facilities such as libraries, finding documents that are relevant to a user query is difficult because of the indeterminism involved in the process by which documents are indexed, and the latitude users have in choosing terms to express a query on a particular topic. Reference libr
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