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2023

Examining the Effect of Interruptions at Different Breakpoints and Frequencies Within a TaskSarah A. Powers, Mark W. Scerbo. hf, 65(1):22-36, February 2023. [doi]

Task priority reduces an adverse effect of task load on automation trust in a dynamic multitasking environmentTetsuya Sato, Samia Islam, Jeremiah D. Still, Mark W. Scerbo, Yusuke Yamani. ctw, 25(1):1-13, February 2023. [doi]

2017

Running Memory for Clinical Handoffs: A Look at Active and Passive ProcessingBrittany L. Anderson-Montoya, Mark W. Scerbo, Dana E. Ramirez, Thomas W. Hubbard. hf, 59(3):393-406, 2017. [doi]

2015

An architecture to support integrated manikin-based simulationsJames F. Leathrum Jr., Roland R. Mielke, Michel Audette, Frederick McKenzie, Robert K. Armstrong, Geoffrey T. Miller, Andrew E. Cross, Mark W. Scerbo. summersim 2015: 1-7 [doi]

2009

A model for multidisciplinary graduate education in modelling and simulationRoland R. Mielke, Mark W. Scerbo, Kurt Taylor Gaubatz, Ginger S. Watson. ijspm, 5(1):3-13, 2009. [doi]

2008

A multidisciplinary model for M&S graduate educationRoland R. Mielke, Mark W. Scerbo, Kurt Taylor Gaubatz, Ginger S. Watson. springsim 2008: 763-769 [doi]

Monitoring Simulated Maternal-Fetal Heart Rate SignalsMark W. Scerbo, Brittany L. Anderson, Lee A. Belfore II, Alfred Z. Abuhamad. mmvr 2008: 439-441

2007

Task Sequencing Effects for Open and Closed Loop Laparoscopic SkillsElizabeth A. Schmidt, Mark W. Scerbo, Gayatri Kapur, Adair R. Heyl. mmvr 2007: 412-417 [doi]

2006

Comparison of a Brain-Based Adaptive System and a Manual Adaptable System for Invoking AutomationNathan R. Bailey, Mark W. Scerbo, Frederick G. Freeman, Peter J. Mikulka, Lorissa A. Scott. hf, 48(4):693-709, 2006. [doi]

The Efficacy of a Medical Virtual Reality Simulator for Training PhlebotomyMark W. Scerbo, James P. Bliss, Elizabeth A. Schmidt, Sommer N. Thompson. hf, 48(1):72-84, 2006. [doi]

Adaptive AutomationMark W. Scerbo. In Raja Parasuraman, Matthew Rizzo, editors, Neuroergonomics - the brain at work. Oxford series in human technology interaction, pages 239-252, Oxford University Press, 2006. [doi]

2004

Training in Peacekeeping Operations Using Virtual EnvironmentsR. Bowen Loftin, Mark W. Scerbo, Frederic D. McKenzie, Jean M. Catanzaro. cga, 24(4):18-21, 2004.

2003

2002

Effects of a Biocybernetic System on Vigilance PerformancePeter J. Mikulka, Mark W. Scerbo, Frederick G. Freeman. hf, 44(4):654-664, 2002. [doi]

1995

Effects of Instruction Type and Boredom Proneness in Vigilance: Implications for Boredom and WorkloadDavid A. Sawin, Mark W. Scerbo. hf, 37(4):752-765, 1995. [doi]

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