Human Factors 2010: Vol 52 Index & Table of Contents

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Index to
Human Factors — Volume 52, 2010
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Effect of Practice on Stepping Movements Onto Laterally Choosing Autonomy Modes for Multirobot Search, Michael
Compliant Raised Structures: Age Differences in Healthy Lewis, Huadong Wang, Shih Yi Chien, Prasanna
Males, Bing-Shiang Yang and Velagapudi, Paul Scerri, and Katia Sycara ...........000...225
PRE ee NTN EINE sess iu cisnsens ores cisetasscxasatanics An Empirical Analysis of Team Coordination Behaviors and
The Role of Human-Automation Consensus in Multiple Action Planning With Application to Human-Robot
Unmanned Vehicle Scheduling, M. L. Cummings, Andrew Teaming, Julie Shah and Cynthia Breazeal ................234
RMN MINE CNUIUNY MONTE ooo 5a ncSa ves bb devetad ct ceuchess ov noDh bess 17 Can Cultural Differences Lead to Accidents? Team Cultural
Using Monochromatic Design Views to Avoid a Premature Differences and Their Effects on Sociotechnical System
Fixation on Design Solutions, Amod Operations, Barry SIAGCM sc.caicienscessiscscseseovecencssscevasscess 246
MRS ee Oita ee nsae Andee cies ere ee 28 Temporal Patterns of Mental Model Convergence: Implications
Visual Search Performance With 3-D Auditory Cues: for Distributed Teams Interacting in Electronic Collaboration
Effects of Motion, Target Location, and Practice, John P. Spaces, Sara McComb, Deanna Kennedy, Rebecca
MclIntire, Paul R. Havig, Scott N. J. Watamaniuk, and Perryman, Norman Warner, and Michael Letsky ............+. 264
Robert H. Gilkey Managing Nonroutine Events in Anesthesia: The Role of
Auditory Displays as Occasion Setters, Denis McKeown, Adaptive Coordination, MichaelJ . Burtscher, Johannes
Sarah Isherwood, and Gareth Wacker, Gudela Grote, and Tanja Manser ..............-+++- 282
Conway Training Adaptive Teams, Jamie C. Gorman, Nancy J. Cooke,
Assessment of Fitts’ Law for Quantifying Combined CE: FONCTRIAG AINAZ OIG cick ss ccnasiisedions esckerinseasecayicines 295
Rotational and Translational Movements, Martin F- Crew Resource Management Training Within the Automotive
PUEDELENE LICL EDOVIEE Lis MII 6 scccssccsdasgucnesatasicsasiccineyseveied 63 Industry: Does It Work?, Nicki Marquardt, Swantje
Multisensory Integration With a Head-Mounted Display: Robelshi, and Rainer OCR 5 ::..ccssssccscasssnicticussedessestexere 308
Background Visual Motion and Sound Motion, William J. Collective Orientation and Team Performance: Development
Harrison, Matthew B. Thompson, and Penelope M. of an Individual Differences Méasure, James E. Driskell,
Sanderson Eduardo Salas, and Sandra Hughes .0........1c0cc000000000002 316
Multisensory Integration With a Head-Mounted Display: Perspective: Teams Won’t Solve This Problem... “UNLESS”,
Role of Mental and Manual Load, Matthew B. Thompson, Leslie A. DeChurch and Steven Zaccar0 .......0..0000000002 329
Morgan J. Tear, and Penelope M. Perspective: Examining Communication as Macrocognition in
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The Effect of Content Desirability on Subjective Video Quality Perspective: Group-Cognition Factors in Socio-Technical
Ratings, Philip Kortum and Marc Sullivan 105 SSS RCRIAS5 EPI IDUDD asa oa sss posclcn Soa baies balsasiuvshtamnbansnad 340
Assessment of Structural Knowledge as a Training Outcome The Science of Team Performance: Progress and,the Need
in Process Control Environments, Dina Burkolter, Bertolt for More..., Eduardo Salas, NancyJ . Cooke, and
Meyer, Annette Kluge, and Jiirgen Sauer ...........scc0000000+ 119 SOIC NS NGOVIIID ose ca acess basitecas co Sdnabscacavulie eked tatceessecneiv DO
Preface to the Special Issue on Collaboration, Coordination, Motorcycle Conspicuity: Effects of Age and Daytime
and Adaptation in Complex Sociotechnical Settings, Jamie Running Lights, Janan Al-Awar Smither and Lorenzo I.
C. Gorman, Nancy J..Cooke, and Eduardo Salas.......... 143
Care Coordination in Intensive Care Units: Communicating An Eye Movement Analysis of the Effect of Interruption
Across Information Spaces, Anne Miller, Matthew B. Modality on Primary Task Resumption, Raj Ratwani and
Weinger, Peter Buerhaus, and Mary S. Dietrich........... 147 Ss CGT OOIY INNO ons cavseahs ccncrnpuswodqeacqashecaananedstansnscadeswie
Nonlinear Dynamics of Team Performance and Adaptability Complacency and Bias in Human Use of Automation: An
in Emergency Response, Stephen J. Guastello............ 162 Attentional Integration, Raja Parasuraman and Dietrich
The Breakdown of Coordinated Decision Making in Distributed PEIN oo cnc ioe vaseceuacauia ka ssbayice avallA bang betatedtdavninecs 381
Systems, Christopher Bearman, Susannah B. F. Paletz, Transitioning to Future Air Traffic Management: Effects
Judith Orasanu, and Matthew J. W. Thom ..........100.0++++ 173 of Imperfect Automation on Controller Attention and
Exploring Asynchronous Brainstorming in Large Groups: Performance, Ericka Rovira and Raja
A Field Comparison of Serial and Parallel Subgroups, PANGS AINIE ooo o ssc siscedecssvM cMssei cseena csdsede l584 5334 1]
Gert-Jan de Vreede, Robert O. Briggs, and Roni Hand and Finger Dexterity as a Function of Skin
PAE ROIINOE. sex ibe aa sesioh ps boas ocs Aase nasS eu Lp paaneas teks 189 Temperature, EMG, and Ambient Condition,
Toward an Understanding of Macrocognition in Teams: Wen-Lin Chen, Yuh-Chuan Shih, and Chia-Fen
Predicting Processes in Complex Collaborative NIBP eda eco sas cas cota cence anise ta eon amet ka fev a 426
Contexts,'Stephen M. Fiore, MichaelA . Rosen, Kimberly Reliability of Distal Upper Extremity Posture Matching Using
4. Smith-Jentsch, Eduardo Salas, Michael Letsky, and Slow Motion and Frame-by-Frame Video Methods, Aaron
Norman Warner M. Kociolek and Peter J. Keir 441
Index to
Human Factors — Volume 52, 2010
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Effect of Practice on Stepping Movements Onto Laterally Choosing Autonomy Modes for Multirobot Search, Michael
Compliant Raised Structures: Age Differences in Healthy Lewis, Huadong Wang, Shih Yi Chien, Prasanna
Males, Bing-Shiang Yang and Velagapudi, Paul Scerri, and Katia Sycara ...........000...225
PRE ee NTN EINE sess iu cisnsens ores cisetasscxasatanics An Empirical Analysis of Team Coordination Behaviors and
The Role of Human-Automation Consensus in Multiple Action Planning With Application to Human-Robot
Unmanned Vehicle Scheduling, M. L. Cummings, Andrew Teaming, Julie Shah and Cynthia Breazeal ................234
RMN MINE CNUIUNY MONTE ooo 5a ncSa ves bb devetad ct ceuchess ov noDh bess 17 Can Cultural Differences Lead to Accidents? Team Cultural
Using Monochromatic Design Views to Avoid a Premature Differences and Their Effects on Sociotechnical System
Fixation on Design Solutions, Amod Operations, Barry SIAGCM sc.caicienscessiscscseseovecencssscevasscess 246
MRS ee Oita ee nsae Andee cies ere ee 28 Temporal Patterns of Mental Model Convergence: Implications
Visual Search Performance With 3-D Auditory Cues: for Distributed Teams Interacting in Electronic Collaboration
Effects of Motion, Target Location, and Practice, John P. Spaces, Sara McComb, Deanna Kennedy, Rebecca
MclIntire, Paul R. Havig, Scott N. J. Watamaniuk, and Perryman, Norman Warner, and Michael Letsky ............+. 264
Robert H. Gilkey Managing Nonroutine Events in Anesthesia: The Role of
Auditory Displays as Occasion Setters, Denis McKeown, Adaptive Coordination, MichaelJ . Burtscher, Johannes
Sarah Isherwood, and Gareth Wacker, Gudela Grote, and Tanja Manser ..............-+++- 282
Conway Training Adaptive Teams, Jamie C. Gorman, Nancy J. Cooke,
Assessment of Fitts’ Law for Quantifying Combined CE: FONCTRIAG AINAZ OIG cick ss ccnasiisedions esckerinseasecayicines 295
Rotational and Translational Movements, Martin F- Crew Resource Management Training Within the Automotive
PUEDELENE LICL EDOVIEE Lis MII 6 scccssccsdasgucnesatasicsasiccineyseveied 63 Industry: Does It Work?, Nicki Marquardt, Swantje
Multisensory Integration With a Head-Mounted Display: Robelshi, and Rainer OCR 5 ::..ccssssccscasssnicticussedessestexere 308
Background Visual Motion and Sound Motion, William J. Collective Orientation and Team Performance: Development
Harrison, Matthew B. Thompson, and Penelope M. of an Individual Differences Méasure, James E. Driskell,
Sanderson Eduardo Salas, and Sandra Hughes .0........1c0cc000000000002 316
Multisensory Integration With a Head-Mounted Display: Perspective: Teams Won’t Solve This Problem... “UNLESS”,
Role of Mental and Manual Load, Matthew B. Thompson, Leslie A. DeChurch and Steven Zaccar0 .......0..0000000002 329
Morgan J. Tear, and Penelope M. Perspective: Examining Communication as Macrocognition in
RUEN II ss sc02) Fa cocsccsatasvavcsstctvasstassastaditiastacsuccaiscéuatasuasee 92 STS, Joann Keyton and Stephenson J. Beck ......c.ssc0e0000-- 335
The Effect of Content Desirability on Subjective Video Quality Perspective: Group-Cognition Factors in Socio-Technical
Ratings, Philip Kortum and Marc Sullivan 105 SSS RCRIAS5 EPI IDUDD asa oa sss posclcn Soa baies balsasiuvshtamnbansnad 340
Assessment of Structural Knowledge as a Training Outcome The Science of Team Performance: Progress and,the Need
in Process Control Environments, Dina Burkolter, Bertolt for More..., Eduardo Salas, NancyJ . Cooke, and
Meyer, Annette Kluge, and Jiirgen Sauer ...........scc0000000+ 119 SOIC NS NGOVIIID ose ca acess basitecas co Sdnabscacavulie eked tatceessecneiv DO
Preface to the Special Issue on Collaboration, Coordination, Motorcycle Conspicuity: Effects of Age and Daytime
and Adaptation in Complex Sociotechnical Settings, Jamie Running Lights, Janan Al-Awar Smither and Lorenzo I.
C. Gorman, Nancy J..Cooke, and Eduardo Salas.......... 143
Care Coordination in Intensive Care Units: Communicating An Eye Movement Analysis of the Effect of Interruption
Across Information Spaces, Anne Miller, Matthew B. Modality on Primary Task Resumption, Raj Ratwani and
Weinger, Peter Buerhaus, and Mary S. Dietrich........... 147 Ss CGT OOIY INNO ons cavseahs ccncrnpuswodqeacqashecaananedstansnscadeswie
Nonlinear Dynamics of Team Performance and Adaptability Complacency and Bias in Human Use of Automation: An
in Emergency Response, Stephen J. Guastello............ 162 Attentional Integration, Raja Parasuraman and Dietrich
The Breakdown of Coordinated Decision Making in Distributed PEIN oo cnc ioe vaseceuacauia ka ssbayice avallA bang betatedtdavninecs 381
Systems, Christopher Bearman, Susannah B. F. Paletz, Transitioning to Future Air Traffic Management: Effects
Judith Orasanu, and Matthew J. W. Thom ..........100.0++++ 173 of Imperfect Automation on Controller Attention and
Exploring Asynchronous Brainstorming in Large Groups: Performance, Ericka Rovira and Raja
A Field Comparison of Serial and Parallel Subgroups, PANGS AINIE ooo o ssc siscedecssvM cMssei cseena csdsede l584 5334 1]
Gert-Jan de Vreede, Robert O. Briggs, and Roni Hand and Finger Dexterity as a Function of Skin
PAE ROIINOE. sex ibe aa sesioh ps boas ocs Aase nasS eu Lp paaneas teks 189 Temperature, EMG, and Ambient Condition,
Toward an Understanding of Macrocognition in Teams: Wen-Lin Chen, Yuh-Chuan Shih, and Chia-Fen
Predicting Processes in Complex Collaborative NIBP eda eco sas cas cota cence anise ta eon amet ka fev a 426
Contexts,'Stephen M. Fiore, MichaelA . Rosen, Kimberly Reliability of Distal Upper Extremity Posture Matching Using
4. Smith-Jentsch, Eduardo Salas, Michael Letsky, and Slow Motion and Frame-by-Frame Video Methods, Aaron
Norman Warner M. Kociolek and Peter J. Keir 441
CONTENTS INDEX 675
Ergonomic Factors Related to Drop-off Detection With the Engstrom, Mikael Ljung Aust, and Matias
Long Cane: Effects of Cane Tips and Techniques, Dae PENOIUIIE fds bisa cepacia ocean vetscieen
Shik Kim, Robert S. Wall Emerson, and Amy Joint Kinetics and Muscle Activity While Walking on Ballast,
PR CRUG sad sSciss sacuahtccgeenseseapieescwltans tieeaeipericseonepics 456 Chip Wade, Mark S. Redfern, Robert O. Andres, and Scott
Driver Acceptance of False Alarms to Simulated P. Breloff.. shoe cae Cason ated cite eke
Encroachment, Kip Smith and Jan-Erik User-Preferred Position of Computer Displays: Effects of
IRGREE OTIC R a dona. cain Se dade a Men tadc atedS axe tashcsstinia ncaa 466 Display Size, Gwanseob Shin and Sudeep Hegde ........574
Bimodal Stimulus Presentation and Expanded Auditory An Investigation of the Prevalence of Replication
Bandwidth Improve Older Adults’ Speech Perception, Research in Human Factors, Keith S. Jones, Paui L
Lynn M. Brault, Jaimie L. Gilbert, Charissa R. Lansing, Derby, and Elizabeth A. Schmidlin .........c..cc0c00000++ 586
Jason S. McCarley, and Arthur F. Kramer. ............0.+++. Demonstration-Based Training: A Review of Instructional
A Shovel With a Perforated Blade Reduces Energy Features, Michael A. Rosen, Eduardo Salas, Davin
Expenditure Required for Digging Wet Clay, Sridhar Pavlas, Randy Jensen, Dan Fu, and Donald
Harivanam, Richard W. Marklin, Paula E. Papanek, and Lampton .........+. Ss cos saientateacnieenCecinds Gas diccceecee
PintOls CPM rsa meiiiasnisesens sd tstearocesvaiaeee In Vivo Measurement of Humeral Elevation Angles and
Creativity in Ergonomic Design: A Supplemental Value- Exposure Using a Triaxial Accelerometer,
Adding Source for Product and Service Development, Tal Amasay, Michael Latteri, and Andrew
Liang Zeng, Robert W. Proctor, and Gavriel TE IMIS iki san cake Recast edvcihadaeas 616
SAMUI has 00 eta reke tes Dias eS Ieae gosh ata ines ase Understanding Negative Impacts of Perceived Cognitive Load
Map-Mediated Dialogues: Effects of Map Orientation on Job Learning Effectiveness: A Social Capital Solution,
Differences and Shared Reference Points on Map CRIN Siciedsiiecis ie ae tae eae Sceagser ee
Location-Finding Speed and Accuracy, Rick.van der Kleij Comparison of Anthropometry of U.S. Electric Utility Field-
(INCE CHENG BIN cers ss csicac estpin cece iinsincaanedeian DOO Workers With North American General Populations,
The Effects of Critical Thinking Instruction on Training Richard W. Marklin, Kyle A. Saginus, Patricia Seeley, and
Complex Decision Making, Anne S. Helsdingen, Karel SOEMNR TOE, PRON OW gies ca nesnivcsegcash can duaretcnaecieaned .643
van den Bosch, Tamara van Gog, and Jeroen J. G. van The Role of Working Memory in Supporting Drivers’
DR CPIOTT CjsIe ssIes Ispasi nipraans etna taasnea sania acne nd ED Situation Awareness for Surrounding Traffic,
Effects of Working Memory Load and Repeated Scenario Kamilla R. Johannsdottir and Chris
Exposure on Emergency Braking Performance, Johan WE PN So Ba scons sapncpemncgranhaoan ; .--.663
AUTHOR INDEX
Akin, David L., 63 Havig, Paul R., 41 Ratwani, Raj, 370
Amasay, Tal, 616 Hegde, Sudeep, 574 Redfern, Mark S., 560
Amazeen, Polemnia G., 295 Helsdingen, Anne S., 537 Reiter-Palmon, Roni, 189
Andres, Robert O., 560 Herdman, Chris M., 663 Robelski, Swantje, 308
Ashton-Miller, James A., 3 Hoeger, Rainer, 308 Rosen, Michael A., 203, 596
Aust, Mikael Ljung, 551 Hughes, Sandra, 316 Rovira, Ericka, 411
Bearman, Christopher, 173 Isherwood, Sarah, 54 Saginus, Kyle A., 643
Beck, Stephenson J., 2323<5 Salas, Eduardo, 143, 203, 316, 344, 596
Brault, Lynn M., 479 Jensen, Randy, 596 Salvendy, Gavriel, 503
Breazeal, Cynthia, 234 Johannsdottir, Kamilla R., 663 Sanderson, Penelope M., 78, 92
Breloff, Scott P., 560 Jones, Keith S., 586 Sauer, Jiirgen, 119
Briggs, Robert O., 189 Scerri, Paul, 225
Buerhaus, Peter, 147 Schmidlin, Elizabeth A., 586
Kallhammer, Jan-Erik, 466
Burkolter, Dina, 119 Seeley, Patricia, 643
Karduna, Andrew R., 616
Burtscher, Michael J., 282 Shah, Julie, 234
Keir, Peter J., 441
Shih, Yuh-Chuan, 426
Kennedy, Deanna, 264
Cariapa, Vikram, 492 Keyton, Joann, 335 Shin, Gwanseob, 574
Chen, Wen-Lin, 426 Kim, Dae Shik, 456 Smith, Kip, 466
Chi, Chia-Fen, 426 Kluge, Annette, 119 Smither, Janan Al-Awar, 355
Chien, Shih Yi, 225 Kociolek, Aaron M., 441 Smith-Jentsch, Kimberly A., 203
Clare, Andrew, 17 Kortum, Philip, 105 Stahl, Gerry, 340
Conway, Gareth, 54 Kramer Arthur F., 479 Stoelen, Martin F., 63
Cooke, Nancy J., 143, 295, 344 Strauch, Barry, 246
Cummings, M. L., | Sullivan, Marc, 105
Curtis, Amy B., 456 Lampton, Donald, 596 Sycara, Katia, 225
Lansing, Charissa R., 479
Latteri, Michael, 616 te Brake, Guido, 526
Damle, Amod, 28 Letsky, Michael, 203, 264 Tear, Morgan J., 92
de Vreede, Gert-Jan, 189 Lewis, Michael, 225 Thomas, Matthew J. W., 173
DeChurch, Leslie A., 329 Lin, Chieh-Peng, 627 Thompson, Matthew B., 78, 92
Derby, Paul L., 586
Torrez, Lorenzo I., 355
Dietrich, Mary S., 147
Manser, Tanja, 282 Trafton, J. Gregory, 370
Driskell, James E., 316
Manzey, Dietrich H., 381
Marklin, Richard W., 492, 643 van den Bosch, Karel, 537
Emerson, Robert S. Wall, 456 Marquardt, Nicki, 308 van der Kleij, Rick, 526
Engstrém, Johan, 551 McCarley, Jason S., 479 van Gog, Tamara, 537
McComb, Sara, 264 van Merriénboer, Jeroen J. G., 537
Fiore, Stephen M., 203 Mcintire, John P., 41 Velagapudi, Prasanna, 225
Freier, Stephen H., 643 McKeown, Denis, 54 Vistrém, Matias, 551
Fu, Dan, 596 Meyer, Bertolt, 119
Miller, Anne, 147 Wacker, Johannes, 282
Wade, Chip, 560
Gilbert, Jaimie L., 479
Gilkey, Robert H., 41 Orasanu, Judith, 173
Warner, Norman, 203, 264
Gorman, Jamie C., 143, 295, 344
Watamaniuk, Scott N. J., 41
Grote, Gudela, 282 Paletz, Susannah B. F., 173 Weinger, Matthew B., 147
Guasiello, Stephen J., 162 Papanek, Paula E., 492
Parasuraman, Raja, 381, 411 Yang, Bing-Shiang, 3
Harivanam, Sridhar, 492 Pavlas, Davin, 596
Harrison, William J., 78 Perryman, Rebecca, 264 Zaccaro, Steven, 329
Hart, Christin, 17 Proctor, Robert W., 503 Zeng, Liang, 503
677
SUBJECT INDEX
3-D background visual motion, 78 coordination, 143, 162,
audio, 41 balance, 3 behaviors,
auditory cues, 41 ballast surfaces, 560 variability,2
bimodal displays, 479 crashes, 3
accidents, 3, 246, 316, 355 biomechanics, 616, 627 creative
investigations, 246 blind mobility, 456 cognition, 503
action planning, 234 brainstorming, 189 realism, 503
active brake response time, 551 creativity, 2z a Q
learning, 596 breakdowns, 173 crew
safety systems, 466 behavior, 316
acuity reserve, 574 CAESAR (Civilian American and resource management training, 308
adaptation, 143, 162, 344 European Surface Anthropometry cross-training, 295, 596
adaptive Resource), 643 cultural differences, 246
capabilities, 162 care coordination, 147
coordination, 282 cartographic maps, 526 decentralized network, 17
teams, 295 central nervous system, 63 decision
aerospace systems, 246, chaos, 162 making, 162, 381
316, 411 charge nurses, 147 strategies, 537
affectivity, 503 clinital communication, 147 support systems, 381]
age-related driving, 355 cognitive degrees of freedom, 63
aging, 3, 479 bias, demonstration-based training, 596
and individual differences, conspicuity, 355 dental flossing technique, 616
355, 479 load, 627 dental hygienist, 616
motorists, 355 perceptual factors, 246 design
air traffic processes, 162, 189, 264, 3 w) an cognition, 28
control, 411 381, 627 concept, 28
controllers, 173 cold immersion, 426 details, 28
management, 411 collaboration, 143, 162, 344 task, 28
service providers, 411 collaborative detection of multimodal events, 92- .
alert acceptance, 466 learning, 340 diagnostic performance, i119
ambulatory device, 616 problem solving, 203 digging
anthropometry, 616, 627, 643 work environments, 316 and shoveling, 492
association task, 119 collective orientation, 316 wet clay, 492
asynchronous collaboration, 189 collision avoidance, 54 digital sketching environment, 28
attention, 381 command and control training, 537 display
allocation, 411 commercial competition, 503 height, 574
attentional communication, 2 335, 526 size, 574
cueing, 41 systems, 335, 479 viewing angle, 574
processes, 92, 370, 411, nn a1, 92, comparison of serial and parallel displays, 41
663 subgroups, 189 and controls, 28, 41, 54, 78, 92
audiovisual interaction, 41 compass rose, 526 distributed
audition, 41 / complex adaptive system, 162 safety critical systems, 173
auditory complexity, 143 teams, 264
displays, 41, 54, 78, 92, 479 computer distributed teamwork, 526
information, 92 display, 574 driver
warnings, 54 systems, 28, 41, 63 behavior, 54, 355, 466, 551, 663
aurally aided visual search, 41 workstation, 574 performance, 663
automation, 119, 225, 411, 466 conflict reaction time, 355
bias, 381 detection, 411 safety, 663
brittleness, 17 -probe automation, 411] driving, 54
imperfection, 411 constant contact, 456 simulator, 663
reliability, 411 consumer behavior, 503 dual-task performance, 551, 663
-related complacency, 381 controller attention and performance, 411 dynamic
automotive industry, 308 convergent and predictive validity, 119 decision processes, 62
autonomy modes, 225 conversation analysis, 340 search, 41
aviation system, 246 coordinated decision making, 173 stimuli4,1
earpiece, 92 geospatial information, 526 joint
education, 119, 596 estalt, 28 kinetics, 560
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effort/motivation, 162, 189 raphic design tools, 28 moments, 560
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elderly injuries, 3 grip strength, 426
electric utility, 643 group kinematics patterns, 616
workers, 492 cognition, 340 kinetics, 560
electromyograph (EMG), 426, 560 problem solving, 189 knowledge
electronic collaboration spaces, 264 productivity and assessment, 119
emergence, 329 satisfaction, 189 building, 203
emergency unit of analysis, 340 elicitation, 119, 466
braking performance, 551 groups, 143 -based team performance, 203
emergency response, 162 groupware, 526
performance, 162 guidelines, 574 landmarks, 526
energy expenditure, 492 language, 335
engineering design process, 503 hand, 441 large displays, 574
episodic buffer, 663 manipulation, 426 lateral oscillations, 3
ergodesign creativity, 503 heading-up maps, 526 learner engagement, 596
ergonomic headlight modulators, 355 learning, 627
assessment, 441 head-mounted displays, 78, 92 left-turn encroachment incidents, 466
design, 503 hearing loss, 479 levels of decision-making, 147
event higher-order learning, 119 linemen, 643
detection, 78 highway safety, 551 loading, 627
history analysis, 264 human location finding, 526
expert systems, 381 error, 3, 246, 308, 316, 35 an long-handled point shovels, 492
expertise, 503 factors, 586 Lyapunov exponent, 162
explicit communication, 234 multirobot teams, 225
exploration performance modeling, 63 macrocognition, 335
performance, 225 supervisory control, 17
in teams, 203
tasks, 225 -automation magnetic tracking device, 616
exposure data, 616 collaboration, 17 manual
externalized cognition, 203 consensus, 17 shovel, 492
eye -computer interaction (HCI), 28, workload, 92
movement, 411, 78 41, 63, 225, 370, 381
manufacturing, 119
-tracking, 370 -robot map
interaction (HRI), 225, 234 alignment differences, 526
face-to-face teams, 264 teaming, 234 grid, 526
fall -to-human dialogues, 526 marine system, 246
injury prevention, 3 humeral elevation angles, 616 marshmallow tip, 456
risk, 3 mean opinion score, 105
false alarms, 466 identifying targets, 225 medical
falsification, 586 image perception, 105 fellows, 147
Fitts’ law, 63 implicit communication, 234 residents, 147
fixation avoidance, 28 individual differences, 316 teams, 282
fleet vehicles, 643 information space, 147 mediolateral compliance, 3
following-vehicle lights, 355 injury prevention, 560 memory, 627
foraging performance, 225 input devices, 63 load tasks, 663
forearm, 441 instructional mental
frame-by-frame video, 441 design, 596 and manual load, 92
free flight, 411 features, 596 model convergence, 264
free-field speaker, 78 systems, 119, 596 models, 335
free-field speakers, 92 intensive care units, 147 workload, 92, 411
function allocation, 225 interaction experience, 295 micro design features, 335
functionality, 503 interface evaluation, 63 mimicry, 596
interruption modality, 370 mobile
gait in-vivo measurement, 616 head-mounted displays, 78
analysis, 560 irregular terrain, 560 HMD wearers, 92
biomechanics, 560 virtual teams, 526
dynamics, 560 jerk analysis, 616 work, 92
game theory, 162 job learning effectiveness, 627 workers, 92
BJECT INDEX 679
models and measures, 616, 627 patient safety, 2I8229 roller tip cane, 456
monochromatic design views, 28 perception, 28 rotational and translational
motion, 41 perceptual movements. 05
motor performance, 92 grouping, 28
motorcycle performance, 78, 92 316. 355.50
conspicuity, 355 search mm 54]
lighting, 355 operators, 225
movement performance, 225 search
control, 3 perforated shovel, 492 nvironments, 4
coordination, 63 performance prediction, 63
of shapes, 92 perimeter control, 225 sel ( cting scie SS
moving stimuli, 4 perturbation training, 295 el f- rect 5RQ¢
multimedia learning, 596 vhilosophy of sci¢
multimodal displays, 78 phonological load tasks, 6¢ 1 1 ( in Jellii ve
multioperator teams, 246 physical work, 627
multiple yilots, 173, 316 ell I (
colors, 28 Dostcognitive theory, 340 sens G percepntt ual +
displays, 574 posture matching, 441
resources, 370 oractice sh j
multirobot condition variability, yt lige. 295
foraging, 225 effects, t dels 7 (
teams, 225 oreferred display position, 574 eferen‘ ce , points 59 6
multisensory integration, 78, 92 problem 627
task, 92 -finding, 503 oulde nematics, 016
multiteam system, 329 -formulating, 503 ted e ironments, 355
muscle activity, 560 -solving, 503
musculoskeletal disorders, 441 procedural training, 295 ine] olj e 5 S
mutual location awareness, 526 process control 1 ss 308 6
environments, 119 1ational demands S
natural disasters, 162 systems, 119
naturalistic process-oriented training, 295 skin temperature, 426
decision making, 162, 203 productivity, 189 {
viewing conditions, 105 product/service creativity, 503 social
1avigation, 526 prototyping, 28 ipital, O2
tasks, 225 psychological states, 162, 189, 329 TT Vv. 596
network ties, 627 psychomotor processes, 41, 78, 551 it i factors, 24
NextGen, 411 ociote Cais + t
nonequipped aircraft, 411 railroad
nonlinear industry, 560 soun
dynamical systems theory, 162 work, 560 le e solutions. 9
dynamics, 162 reaction time, 41 Ca ion, 4
regression analysis, 162 real-world accidents. 316 spatial
nonroutine events, 282 reas¢ 189 ad1 +4
nonverbal communication, 234 recognition, 3 1udittoorr Ics, 4 1
north-up maps, 526 relatedness ratings, 119 speaker mot S
novel situations, 295 reliability, 441
nurses, 147 repeated scenario exposure, 551
replicated research, 586
object displays, 92 replication research, 586
observation method, 441 representation aiding, 28
observational learning, 596 resource constraints, 234 and dynamic search, 41
processes, 596 response modes, 92 stimuli, 41
occasion setters, 54 roadway traffic, 355 stepladders, 3
occupational environment, 616 robot stepping
operator-to-vehicle ratio, 17 navigation, 225 duration, 3
optokinetic nystagmus, 78 operators, 225 movements, 3
organizational behavior/design, 329 teleoperation, 63 step-up behavior,
role structural knowledge, 119
passive learning, 596 ambiguity, 627 structure compliance, 3
pathfinder network, 119 conflict, 627 subjective video quality, 105
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support surface, 3 tasks, 316 vection, 78, 92
surface transportation systems, 246, training, 295, 329, 596 vehicle routing, 17
355, 663 vehicular daytime running lights, 355
system of teams, 189 verbal communication, 234
design features, 246 teamwork, 234, 282, 308, 316, 344 vicarious learning, 596
identification, 3 deficiencies, 316 video, 441
technological intervention, 143 content, 105
telephone communication, 479 quality, 105
tactical decision making, 537 temporal patterns, 264 viewing distance, §
target time pressure, 627 virtual
identification, 225 tracking, 78 audio, 41
location, 41 traffic situation awareness, 663 corset, 616
trajectory, 41! training, 119, 596 reality, 63
evaluation, 119, 308 vision, 41, 78
acquisition, 295 measures, 119 visual
allocation, 17 outcome, 119 display terminal, 574
complexity, 627 technologies, 596 displays, 28, 92
resumption, 370 transfer of training, 537 performance, 78
-centered architectures, 225 triaxial accelerometer, 616 search, 41
team trust, 17, 381, 411, 627 performance, 41
adaptability, 162 two-point touch, 456 visually impaired, 456
visuospatial load tasks, 663
cognition, 203, 295
collaboration and uneven ground, 560 walking
coordination, 316 uninhabited air vehicle, 295 on ballast, 560
communication, 264 unmanned surface characteristics, 560
coordination, 147, 295 aerial vehicles (UAV), 17 surfaces, 560
effort/motivation, 329 vehicles, 17 wearable computing, 78, 92
macrocognition, 340 upper extremity, 441, 616 work physiology, 492, 616, 627
performance, 189, 203, 246, usability, 63, 503 working memory, 479, 663
316, 344 user-preferred load, 551
problem solving, 189 display positions, 574 workload, 17, 92
size, 162 keyboard positions, 574 wrist, 441