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Authors:
BARFIELD W
ROSENBERG C
FURNESS TA
Citation: W. Barfield et al., SITUATION AWARENESS AS A FUNCTION OF FRAME OF REFERENCE, COMPUTER-GRAPHICS EYEPOINT ELEVATION, AND GEOMETRIC FIELD-OF-VIEW, The International journal of aviation psychology, 5(3), 1995, pp. 233-256
Authors:
CHUTE RD
WIENER EL
Citation: Rd. Chute et El. Wiener, COCKPIT-CABIN COMMUNICATION .1. A TALE OF 2 CULTURES, The International journal of aviation psychology, 5(3), 1995, pp. 257-276
Authors:
GAWRON V
BAILEY R
LEHMAN E
Citation: V. Gawron et al., LESSONS LEARNED IN APPLYING SIMULATORS TO CREWSTATION EVALUATION, The International journal of aviation psychology, 5(3), 1995, pp. 277-290
Authors:
REES DJ
HARRIS D
Citation: Dj. Rees et D. Harris, EFFECTIVENESS OF AB-INITIO FLIGHT TRAINING USING EITHER LINKED OR UNLINKED PRIMARY-AXIS FLIGHT CONTROLS, The International journal of aviation psychology, 5(3), 1995, pp. 291-304
Authors:
MARTENSSON L
Citation: L. Martensson, THE AIRCRAFT CRASH AT GOTTRORA - EXPERIENCES OF THE COCKPIT CREW, The International journal of aviation psychology, 5(3), 1995, pp. 305-326
Authors:
BEARD RL
SALAS E
PRINCE C
Citation: Rl. Beard et al., ENHANCING TRANSFER OF TRAINING - USING ROLE-PLAY TO FOSTER TEAMWORK IN THE COCKPIT, The International journal of aviation psychology, 5(2), 1995, pp. 131-143
Authors:
BOWERS C
DEATON J
OSER R
PRINCE C
KOLB M
Citation: C. Bowers et al., IMPACT OF AUTOMATION ON AIRCREW COMMUNICATION AND DECISION-MAKING PERFORMANCE, The International journal of aviation psychology, 5(2), 1995, pp. 145-167
Authors:
HARRIS WC
HANCOCK PA
ARTHUR EJ
CAIRD JK
Citation: Wc. Harris et al., PERFORMANCE, WORKLOAD, AND FATIGUE CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH AUTOMATION, The International journal of aviation psychology, 5(2), 1995, pp. 169-185
Authors:
LAUDEMAN IV
PALMER EA
Citation: Iv. Laudeman et Ea. Palmer, QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENT OF OBSERVED WORKLOAD IN THE ANALYSIS OF AIRCREW PERFORMANCE, The International journal of aviation psychology, 5(2), 1995, pp. 187-197
Authors:
ROSS SM
ROSS LE
Citation: Sm. Ross et Le. Ross, PROFESSIONAL PILOTS VIEWS OF ALCOHOL-USE IN AVIATION AND THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EMPLOYEE-ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS, The International journal of aviation psychology, 5(2), 1995, pp. 199-213
Authors:
WILLIAMS LJ
Citation: Lj. Williams, PERIPHERAL TARGET RECOGNITION AND VISUAL-FIELD NARROWING IN AVIATORS AND NONAVIATORS, The International journal of aviation psychology, 5(2), 1995, pp. 215-232
Authors:
ANDRE AD
HANCOCK PA
Citation: Ad. Andre et Pa. Hancock, PILOT WORKLOAD - CONTEMPORARY-ISSUES, The International journal of aviation psychology, 5(1), 1995, pp. 1-4
Authors:
ANDRE AD
HEERS ST
CASHION PA
Citation: Ad. Andre et al., EFFECTS OF WORKLOAD PREVIEW ON TASK-SCHEDULING DURING SIMULATED INSTRUMENT FLIGHT, The International journal of aviation psychology, 5(1), 1995, pp. 5-23
Authors:
BACKS RW
Citation: Rw. Backs, GOING BEYOND HEART-RATE - AUTONOMIC SPACE AND CARDIOVASCULAR ASSESSMENT OF MENTAL WORKLOAD, The International journal of aviation psychology, 5(1), 1995, pp. 25-48
Authors:
BECKER AB
WARM JS
DEMBER WN
HANCOCK PA
Citation: Ab. Becker et al., EFFECTS OF JET ENGINE NOISE AND PERFORMANCE FEEDBACK ON PERCEIVED WORKLOAD IN A MONITORING TASK, The International journal of aviation psychology, 5(1), 1995, pp. 49-62
Authors:
HANCOCK PA
WILLIAMS G
MANNING CM
MIYAKE S
Citation: Pa. Hancock et al., INFLUENCE OF TASK DEMAND CHARACTERISTICS ON WORKLOAD AND PERFORMANCE, The International journal of aviation psychology, 5(1), 1995, pp. 63-86
Authors:
MORONEY WF
BIERS DW
EGGEMEIER FT
Citation: Wf. Moroney et al., SOME MEASUREMENT AND METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE APPLICATIONOF SUBJECTIVE WORKLOAD MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES, The International journal of aviation psychology, 5(1), 1995, pp. 87-106
Authors:
SARNO KJ
WICKENS CD
Citation: Kj. Sarno et Cd. Wickens, ROLE OF MULTIPLE RESOURCES IN PREDICTING TIME-SHARING EFFICIENCY - EVALUATION OF 3 WORKLOAD MODELS IN A MULTIPLE-TASK SETTING, The International journal of aviation psychology, 5(1), 1995, pp. 107-130