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    Journal: Cognition, Technology & Work

    Volume 14, Issue 4

    283 -- 297M. Alonso, M. H. Vega, O. Martín. Driving simulation study for the analysis of distraction effects in longitudinal driving behaviour
    299 -- 317Alina Pommeranz, Pascal Wiggers, Willem-Paul Brinkman, Catholijn M. Jonker. Social acceptance of negotiation support systems: scenario-based exploration with focus groups and online survey
    319 -- 335Rebecca Randell, Roy A. Ruddle, Rhys Thomas, Darren Treanor. Diagnosis at the microscope: a workplace study of histopathology
    337 -- 353Hanna Palmqvist, Johan Bergström, Eder Henriqson. How to assess team performance in terms of control: a protocol based on cognitive systems engineering
    355 -- 363Larry B. Nabatilan, Fereydoun Aghazadeh, Ashish D. Nimbarte, Craig C. Harvey, Suman K. Chowdhury. Effect of driving experience on visual behavior and driving performance under different driving conditions
    365 -- 377Hiroyuki Taga, Kazuo Furuta, Taro Kanno. Human reliability analysis of car drivers in urban intersections

    Volume 14, Issue 3

    183 -- 186Christopher P. Nemeth. Adapting to change and uncertainty
    187 -- 197John M. Flach. Complexity: learning to muddle through
    199 -- 205Erik Hollnagel. Coping with complexity: past, present and future
    207 -- 212Sidney W. A. Dekker, James M. Nyce. Cognitive engineering and the moral theology and witchcraft of cause
    213 -- 220Alex Kirlik. Relevance versus generalization in cognitive engineering
    221 -- 227Emily S. Patterson, Robert R. Hoffman. Visualization framework of macrocognition functions
    229 -- 241Pietro Carlo Cacciabue, M. Cassani. Modelling motivations, tasks and human errors in a risk-based perspective
    243 -- 251Helen Altman Klein, Katherine D. Lippa. Assuming control after system failure: type II diabetes self-management
    253 -- 260Shawna J. Perry, Robert L. Wears. Underground adaptations: case studies from health care
    261 -- 281Ilit Oppenheim, David Shinar. A context-sensitive model of driving behaviour and its implications for in-vehicle safety systems

    Volume 14, Issue 2

    93 -- 105Yusuke Soraji, Kazuo Furuta, Taro Kanno, Hisae Aoyama, Satoru Inoue, Daisuke Karikawa, Makoto Takahashi. Cognitive model of team cooperation in en-route air traffic control
    107 -- 128Christophe Kolski, Pierre Loslever, Mouldi Sagar. The performance of future designers on the specification of supervisory HCI: case study of a simulated work situation
    129 -- 142Ola Leifler, Henrik Eriksson. Automated text-based analysis for decision-making research
    143 -- 155Aladino Amantini, Michal Choras, Salvatore D'Antonio, Elyoenai Egozcue, Daniel Germanus, Reinhard Hutter. The human role in tools for improving robustness and resilience of critical infrastructures
    157 -- 168Ola Leifler, Henrik Eriksson. Analysis tools in the study of distributed decision-making: a meta-study of command and control research
    169 -- 182Anna Gryszkiewicz, Fang Chen. Temporal aspects in crisis management and its implications on interface design for situation awareness

    Volume 14, Issue 1

    1 -- 2T. Inagaki. Special issue on human-automation coagency
    3 -- 18Frank Flemisch, Matthias Heesen, Tobias Hesse, Johann Kelsch, Anna Schieben, Johannes Beller. Towards a dynamic balance between humans and automation: authority, ability, responsibility and control in shared and cooperative control situations
    19 -- 28David A. Abbink, Mark Mulder, Erwin R. Boer. Haptic shared control: smoothly shifting control authority?
    29 -- 37Toshiyuki Inagaki, Thomas B. Sheridan. Authority and responsibility in human-machine systems: probability theoretic validation of machine-initiated trading of authority
    39 -- 49Mahtab Ghazizadeh, John D. Lee, Linda Ng Boyle. Extending the Technology Acceptance Model to assess automation
    51 -- 60Makoto Itoh. Toward overtrust-free advanced driver assistance systems
    61 -- 69Frédéric Vanderhaegen. Cooperation and learning to increase the autonomy of ADAS
    71 -- 81Gavan Lintern. Work-focused analysis and design
    83 -- 92Kohei Nonose, Taro Kanno, Kazuo Furuta. A team cognition model derived from an analysis of reflection on cooperation
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