Figure 1
The diagram shows a box on the left labeled “A I assistance” containing two dashed rectangles, the upper one labeled “High or No A I assistance” and the lower one labeled “Moderate A I assistance”. A horizontal line leads from this box to a central rectangle labeled “Cognitive engagement”. From the right side of this central rectangle, four arrows extend to four separate rectangles under the heading “Idea generation for product innovation”. The top arrow, labeled “H1a” and “H1b”, points to a rectangle labeled “Number of generated ideas”. The next arrow, labeled “H2a” and “H2b”, points to a rectangle labeled “Originality of generated ideas”. The third arrow, labeled “H3a” and “H3b”, points to a rectangle labeled “Feasibility of generated ideas”. The bottom arrow, labeled “H4a” and “H4b”, points to a rectangle labeled “Overconfidence in generated ideas (metacognitive calibration)”.Model to be tested. Source: Authors’ own elaboration