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ORCIDCognition, Technology & Work, Volume 20
Volume 20, Number 1, February 2018
- José Antonio Larco Martinelli
, Jan Fransoo, Vincent C. S. Wiers:
Scheduling the scheduling task: a time-management perspective on scheduling. 1-10 - Hessam Jahani, Manolya Kavakli:
Exploring a user-defined gesture vocabulary for descriptive mid-air interactions. 11-22 - Joan Cahill, Una Geary, Ewan Douglas, Simon Wilson, Michael Ferreira, Brian Gilbert:
User and design requirements and production of evidence: using incident analysis data to (1) inform user scenarios and bow ties, and (2) generate user and design requirements. 23-47 - Charlott Sellberg:
From briefing, through scenario, to debriefing: the maritime instructor's work during simulator-based training. 49-62 - Nicole A. Costa, Monica Lundh, Scott N. MacKinnon:
Non-technical communication factors at the Vessel Traffic Services. 63-72 - Genovefa Kefalidou, David Golightly, Sarah Sharples:
Identifying rail asset maintenance processes: a human-centric and sensemaking approach. 73-92 - Zhuofan Liu, Katja Kircher:
Comparison of a time- and a speed-based traffic light assistance system. 93-103 - Zaid Sabeeh, S. M. F. D. Syed Mustapha, Roshayu Mohamad:
Healthcare knowledge sharing among a community of specialized physicians. 105-124 - Alessandro Jatobá, Hugo Cesar Bellas, Isabella Koster, Rodrigo Arcuri, Mario Cesar R. Vidal, Paulo Victor R. de Carvalho:
Patient visits in poorly developed territories: a case study with community health workers. 125-152 - Hyun-Gyu Lee, Sang-Chul Lee:
Improving performance of repetitive computer-based tasks through visual stimuli tailored to the individual. 153-161 - David J. Provan:
Sidney Dekker: The Safety Anarchist. 163-164
Volume 20, Number 2, May 2018
- Boris Alexandre, Emanuelle Reynaud, François Osiurak, Jordan Navarro:
Acceptance and acceptability criteria: a literature review. 165-177 - Vibeke Milch, Karin Laumann:
Sustaining safety across organizational boundaries: a qualitative study exploring how interorganizational complexity is managed on a petroleum-producing installation. 179-204 - Maik B. Friedrich, Maresa Biermann, Patrick Gontar, Marcus Biella, Klaus Bengler:
The influence of task load on situation awareness and control strategy in the ATC tower environment. 205-217 - Neville A. Stanton, Katherine L. Plant, Aaron P. J. Roberts, Craig K. Allison, Catherine Harvey:
The virtual landing pad: facilitating rotary-wing landing operations in degraded visual environments. 219-232 - Nicolas Durand, Jean-Baptiste Gotteland, Nadine Matton:
Visualizing complexities: the human limits of air traffic control. 233-244 - Alsane Sene, Bernard Kamsu-Foguem, Pierre Rumeau:
Decision support system for in-flight emergency events. 245-266 - Wolff-Michael Roth:
Autopsy of an airplane crash: a transactional approach to forensic cognitive science. 267-287 - Nirit Yuviler-Gavish, Guy Madar, Hagit Krisher:
Effects on performance of adding simple complementary auditory feedback to a visual-spatial task. 289-297 - Fu Guo, Xue-shuang Wang, Weilin Liu, Yi Ding:
Affective preference measurement of product appearance based on event-related potentials. 299-308 - Ofir Turel, Fulvio Gaudioso:
Techno-stressors, distress and strain: the roles of leadership and competitive climates. 309-324 - Daniela Blauhut, Knut L. Seip:
An empirical study of mobile-device use at Norwegian oil and gas processing plants. 325-336
Volume 20, Number 3, August 2018
- Hosam Al-Samarraie, Samer Muthana Sarsam, Ahmed Ibrahim Alzahrani, Nasser Alalwan:
Personality and individual differences: the potential of using preferences for visual stimuli to predict the Big Five traits. 337-349 - Bram B. Van Acker, Davy D. Parmentier, Peter Vlerick, Jelle Saldien:
Understanding mental workload: from a clarifying concept analysis toward an implementable framework. 351-365 - Nirajan Shiwakoti, Richard Tay, Peter Stasinopoulos, Peter Woolley:
Passengers' perceived ability to get out safely from an underground train station in an emergency situation. 367-375 - Sara Nygårdhs, Christer Ahlström, Jonas Ihlström, Katja Kircher:
Bicyclists' adaptation strategies when interacting with text messages in urban environments. 377-388 - Xuewei Li, Zhenlong Li, Zheng Cao, Xiaohua Zhao:
Modeling drivers' memory of daily repetitive stimuli in traffic scenes. 389-399 - Evona Teh, Samantha L. Jamson, Oliver M. J. Carsten:
Design characteristics of a workload manager to aid drivers in safety-critical situations. 401-412 - Kang Jiang, Ziqiang Luo, Zhongxiang Feng, Zhipeng Huang, Zhenhua Yu:
Subjective evaluation of automobile power performance based on RA-AHP. 413-424 - Elizabeth M. Argyle, Robert J. Houghton, Jason A. D. Atkin, Geert De Maere, Terry Moore, Hervé P. Morvan:
Human performance and strategies while solving an aircraft routing and sequencing problem: an experimental approach. 425-441 - Magnus Boström:
Breaking the ice: a work domain analysis of icebreaker operations. 443-456 - Tanveer Ahmed, Abhishek Srivastava:
Analyzing crowdsourcing to teach mobile crowdsensing a few lessons. 457-475 - Alessandro Jatobá, Hugo Cesar Bellas, Isabella Koster, Catherine M. Burns, Mario Cesar R. Vidal, Cláudio Henrique S. Grecco, Paulo Victor R. de Carvalho:
Supporting decision-making in patient risk assessment using a hierarchical fuzzy model. 477-488 - Ned Kock, Murad A. Moqbel, Yusun Jung, Thant Syn:
Do older programmers perform as well as young ones? Exploring the intermediate effects of stress and programming experience. 489-504 - Juan Cao, Yan Xiong, Yan Li, Longfan Liu, Mei Wang:
Differences between beginning and advanced design students in analogical reasoning during idea generation: evidence from eye movements. 505-520
Volume 20, Number 4, November 2018
- Julie Gore, Paul Ward, Gareth E. Conway, Thomas C. Ormerod, B. L. William Wong, Neville A. Stanton:
Naturalistic decision making: navigating uncertainty in complex sociotechnical work. 521-527 - Celeste Groenewald, Simon Attfield, Peter J. Passmore, B. L. William Wong, Nadeem Qazi, Neesha Kodagoda:
A descriptive, practical, hybrid argumentation model to assist with the formulation of defensible assessments in uncertain sense-making environments: an initial evaluation. 529-542 - M. Nyssim Lefford, Paul Thompson:
Naturalistic artistic decision-making and metacognition in the music studio. 543-554 - Julie Gore, Adrian P. Banks, Almuth McDowall:
Developing cognitive task analysis and the importance of socio-cognitive competence/insight for professional practice. 555-563 - Laura G. Militello, April W. Savoy, Brian W. Porter, Mindy E. Flanagan, Justina Wu, Jasma M. Adams, Shakaib Rehman, Hamed Abbaszadegan, Michael Weiner:
Hidden complexities in information flow between primary and specialty care clinics. 565-574 - Laura G. Militello, Shilo Anders, Sarah M. Downs, Julie DiIulio, Elizabeth C. Danielson, Robert W. Hurley, Christopher A. Harle:
Understanding how primary care clinicians make sense of chronic pain. 575-584 - Joel Suss, Paul Ward:
Revealing perceptual-cognitive expertise in law enforcement: an iterative approach using verbal-report, temporal-occlusion, and option-generation methods. 585-596 - Katie J. Parnell, Neville A. Stanton, Katherine L. Plant:
Good intentions: drivers' decisions to engage with technology on the road and in a driving simulator. 597-619 - Jonas Imbsweiler, Tanja Stoll, M. Ruesch, Martin Baumann, Barbara Deml:
Insight into cooperation processes for traffic scenarios: modelling with naturalistic decision making. 621-635 - Lida Z. David, Jan Maarten Schraagen:
Analysing communication dynamics at the transaction level: the case of Air France Flight 447. 637-649 - Simon Attfield, Bob Fields, Chris Baber:
A resources model for distributed sensemaking. 651-664 - Kyle Harrington, Michael A. Brown, James Pinchin, Sarah Sharples:
Decision-making within missing person search. 665-680 - Gary Klein, Joseph D. Borders, Emily Newsome, Laura G. Militello, Helen Altman Klein:
Cognitive skills training: lessons learned. 681-687
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