WORK WITH TECHNOLOGY: SOME FUNDAMENTAL ISSUES
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COGNITION AND WORK WITH TECHNOLOGY
HUMAN OPERATOR EXPERTISE IN DIAGNOSIS, DECISION-MAKING, AND TIME MANAGEMENT
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UNITARY THEORIES OF COGNITIVE ARCHITECTURES
SIMULATION OF COGNITION: APPLICATIONS
Pietro C. Cacciabue & Erik Hollnagel
SYMBOLIC AI COMPUTER SIMULATIONS AS TOOLS FOR INVESTIGATING THE DYNAMICS OF JOINT COGNITIVE SYSTEMS
DEVELOPMENT OF COMPETENCE AND EXPERTISE
ERROR ANALYSIS AND EXPERT-NOVICE DIFFERENCES IN MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS
CONCEPTUAL MODELS FOR TRAINING
FROM REAL SITUATIONS TO TRAINING SITUATIONS: CONSERVATION OF FUNCTIONALITIES
AN ORIENTATION-BASED APPROACH TO EXPERTISE
COOPERATION BETWEEN HUMANS AND COMPUTERS
DESIGN OF COOPERATIVE SYSTEMS IN COMPLEX DYNAMIC ENVIRONMENTS
Hakim Benchekroun, Bernard Pavard, & Pascal Salembier
TRUST AND HUMAN INTERVENTION IN AUTOMATED SYSTEMS
Neville P. Moray, Douglas Hiskes, John Lee, & Bonnie M. Muir
Antonio Rizzo, Donatella Ferrante, & Sebastiano Bagnara
MAN-MACHINE COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONS: FORMAL AND PRAGMATIC IMPLEMENTATION METHODS
THE ART OF EFFICIENT MAN-MACHINE INTERACTION: IMPROVING THE COUPLING BETWEEN MAN AND MACHINE
“HUMAN-LIKE” SYSTEM CERTIFICATION AND EVALUATION
PLANNING SUPPORT AND THE INTENTIONALITY OF DYNAMIC ENVIRONMENTS
Morten Lind & Morten N. Larsen
EXPERTISE AND TECHNOLOGY: “I HAVE A FEELING WE ARE NOT IN KANSAS ANYMORE”