Human Factors in Hazardous Situations: Proceedings of a Royal Society Discussion Meeting held on 28 and 29 June 1989

Author:   D. E. Broadbent (External staff member of the MRC; Department of Experimental Psychology, Oxford, External staff member of the MRC; Department of Experimental Psychology, Oxford) ,  J. Reason (Professor and Head of the Psychology Department, Professor and Head of the Psychology Department, University of Manchester.) ,  A. Baddeley (Director, Director, MRC Applied Psychology Unit, Cambridge) ,  J.T. Reason (Professor and Head of the Psychology Department, University of Manchester)
Publisher:   Oxford University Press
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9780198521914


Pages:   156
Publication Date:   12 July 1990
Format:   Hardback
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Human performance is a key factor in the operation of many systems: for example, in nuclear power installations and in transport. The topics discussed in this volume are of both theoretical and practical importance. The contributions were presented and discussed at a Royal Society meeting in June 1989 and will also appear in the Society's Philosophical Transactions series B in 1990. Together they provide a valuable survey of areas in which research of special significance is being done. This volume will be of interest to psychologists in universities and in industry and to others concerned with practical aspects of environmental risk, work design, and complex human-machine operations.

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Author:   D. E. Broadbent (External staff member of the MRC; Department of Experimental Psychology, Oxford, External staff member of the MRC; Department of Experimental Psychology, Oxford) ,  J. Reason (Professor and Head of the Psychology Department, Professor and Head of the Psychology Department, University of Manchester.) ,  A. Baddeley (Director, Director, MRC Applied Psychology Unit, Cambridge) ,  J.T. Reason (Professor and Head of the Psychology Department, University of Manchester)
Publisher:   Oxford University Press
Imprint:   Oxford University Press
Dimensions:   Width: 20.60cm , Height: 1.60cm , Length: 30.40cm
Weight:   0.672kg
ISBN:  

9780198521914


ISBN 10:   019852191
Pages:   156
Publication Date:   12 July 1990
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

J. Rasmussen: Human error and the problem of causality in the analysis of accidents; D. Doerner: The logic of failure; J. Reason: The contribution of latent human failures to the breakdown of complex systems; R. Patterson: Auditory warning sounds in the work environment; D.E. Broadbent: Effective decisions and their verbal justification; R. Green: Human error on the flight deck; A.N. Nicholson: Medication and skilled work; A.P. Smith: Respiratory virus infections and performance; M.F. Allnut: Sustained performance and some effects on the design and operation of complex systems; S. Folkard: Circadian performance rhythms: some practical and theoretical implications; J. Fox: Automating assistance for safety critical decisions; V. de Keyser: Temporal decision making in complex environments; N. Moray: A lattice theory approach to the structure of mental models; D.A. Norman: The 'problem' with automation: inappropriate feedback and interaction; not 'over-automation'; Index.

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`...it is useful and instructive to have such material on an important topic in this form.' Cambridge University Press 'the editors have managed to assemble a very impressive group of cognitive psychologists and produced a good and useful collection of articles' Michael Frese, The Psychologist, August 1991 'Broadbent reports that the way in which knowledge is probed determines the value of the response. His discussion of the interaction between task domains and methods for assessing expertise is worthwhile reading for any knowledge engineer.' S. Schuartz, University of Queensland, Knowledge Engineering Review, Volume 6, Issue 1


'...it is useful and instructive to have such material on an important topic in this form.' Cambridge University Press 'the editors have managed to assemble a very impressive group of cognitive psychologists and produced a good and useful collection of articles' Michael Frese, The Psychologist, August 1991 'Broadbent reports that the way in which knowledge is probed determines the value of the response. His discussion of the interaction between task domains and methods for assessing expertise is worthwhile reading for any knowledge engineer.' S. Schuartz, University of Queensland, Knowledge Engineering Review, Volume 6, Issue 1


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