The trust placed in diagnostic aids by the human operator is a critical psychological factor
that influences operator reliance on automation. Studies examining the nature of human …

The mathematical representation of E. Brunswik's (1952) lens model has been used
extensively to study human judgment and provides a unique opportunity to conduct a meta …

The study and implementation of ergonomics are vital for the growth of industries and
improvement in work cultures. Sustainable manufacturing cannot be achieved without the …

Complex dynamic control (CDC) tasks are a type of problem-solving environment used for
examining many cognitive activities (eg, attention, control, decision making, hypothesis …

Discussing issues and concepts relating to human factors in simulation, this book covers
theory and application in fields such as space, ships, submarines, naval aviation, and …

Consistent with technological advances, the role of the operator in many human factors
domains has evolved from one characterized primarily by sensory and motor skills to one …

This chapter summarizes the ongoing work to analyze compensatory and noncompensatory
decision-making behaviors using a common framework known as Brunswik's lens model …

Three-dimensional geovisualizations are currently pushed both by technological
development and by the demands of experts in various applied areas. In the presented …

Previous field studies show that surgery residents and medical students have difficulty
recognizing appropriate anatomic cues during laparoscopic surgery, causing delays in …

This book presents theories and models to examine how humans interact with complex
automated systems, including both empirical and theoretical methods. Provides examples of …