Technical Program - Human Factors and Ergonomics Society

TECHNICAL PROGRAMCOMMITTEEChairCheryl A. BolstadSpecial SessionsRonald L. BoringStudent Forum/Workshops CEU ReviewerChristopher B. MayhornGeneral SessionsCleotilde GonzalezWorkshopsMichelle L. RogersPostersCamilla C. KnottGuest LecturesMichael J. KalsherQualityMarc L. ResnickPROGRAM CHAIRS FOR THE 55TH ANNUAL MEETINGAerospace SystemsGloria CalhounAgingRichard PakAugmented CognitionLee SciariniCognitive Engineering &Decision MakingEllen J. BassCommunicationsRobert KingComputer SystemsKen OhnemusEducationFrancis T. DursoEnvironmental DesignKaren JacobsForensics ProfessionalKen NemireHealth CareStephanie A. GuerlainHuman Performance ModelingSteve LandryIndividual Differences inPerformanceJames L. SzalmaIndustrial ErgonomicsRichard W. MarklinInternetMarc L. ResnickMacroergonomicsPetra AlfredPerception & PerformanceChristopher BrillProduct DesignAmeersing LuximonSafetyJia-Hua LinSurface TransportationMyra BlancoSystem DevelopmentRebecca GrierTest & EvaluationJames A. PharmerTrainingEmily E. WieseVirtual EnvironmentsHari ThiruvengadaHUMAN FACTORS AND ERGONOMICS SOCIETY 55TH ANNUAL MEETINGi

55TH ANNUAL MEETING HOST COMMITTEEChairKermit G. DavisVice Chair, Plenary SessionAnthony D. AndrePlenaryKatie EkHost RelationsSusan KotowskiLocal Guide/TransportationAngela WillsNewsletterCeleste R. AdamsonStudent LoungeJennifer UmayamTechnical ToursChristopher CabrallPublic Relations/MarketingAllison FarrellPhilanthropyTiffany Poole WilsonStudent VolunteerCoordinatorsShanqing “S.Q.” YinShannon RobertsHUMAN FACTORS AND ERGONOMICS SOCIETY OFFICERSPresidentAnthony D. AndreImmediate Past PresidentKathleen L. MosierPresident-ElectMica R. EndsleySecretary-TreasurerRonald G. ShapiroImmediate Past Secretary-TreasurerScott A. ShappellSecretary-Treasurer-ElectValerie J. RiceExecutive CouncilAt-Large MembersNancy J. CookeFrancis T. DursoPaul A. GreenM. Susan HallbeckJohn D. LeeMarc L. ResnickHFES DIVISION CHAIRSHFES InstituteBruce BradtmillerInternal AffairsJames P. BlissOutreachDeborah A. Boehm-DavisProfessionalismS. Camille PeresScientificCommunications& PublicationsKermit G. DavisHFES STAFFExecutive DirectorLynn Strother, CAEAdministrative AssistantSusan MarschnerCommunications DirectorLois SmithManaging EditorCameron WileCommunications AssistantCara QuinlanMember ServicesDirectorCarlos de FallaMember ServicesCoordinatorStefanie AlexanderiiHUMAN FACTORS AND ERGONOMICS SOCIETY 55TH ANNUAL MEETING

2011 SUSTAINING MEMBERS OF THEHUMAN FACTORS AND ERGONOMICS SOCIETYDIAMONDBattelleDavid F. WourmsWilliam S. MarrasPanjo Investments, Ltd.John Stanford, Jr.VRC CorporationDonald VreulsPLATINUMBoard of Certification in Professional ErgonomicsBarry H. BeithGOLDAptima, Inc.Daniel SerfatySILVERAnacapa Sciences, Inc.Douglas H. HarrisDSO National LaboratoriesLee Kok HoExponent Failure Analysis Assoc., Inc.Christine WoodFilipp-Wichansky Family TrustAnna Wichansky55TH ANNUAL MEETING SPONSORSBadge HoldersPurdue University School of Industrial EngineeringEducation Technical Group Business Meeting/BreakfastBoren Family FoundationMentor-Mentee Brown Bag LunchesAerospace Systems Technical GroupProduct Design/Health Care Technical Group Networking ReceptionCNH Global N.V., Design Science, National Center for Human Factors Engineering in Healthcare,Usability Associates, UserWorksScavenger HuntAllsteel, APRISE LLC, AT&T, Centric, Charles River Analytics Inc., Design Interactive,ErgoBuyer, ErgoWeb, Filipp-Wichansky Family Trust, HFES San Diego Chapter, John Deere,Microsoft – Puget Sound Chapter, Red Rock Casino, U.S. Army, WacomStudent Career and Professional Development DayTest & Evaluation Technical GroupStudent Chapter Presidents Luncheon/Business MeetingEducation Technical Group, Virtual Environments Technical GroupStudent LoungeCognitive Engineering & Decision Making Technical Group, Council of Technical GroupsStudent ReceptionBoard of Certification in Professional ErgonomicsStudent Volunteer T-ShirtsBarry & Danna BeithHUMAN FACTORS AND ERGONOMICS SOCIETY 55TH ANNUAL MEETINGiii

EXHIBITORS(As of August 23, 2011)AMTI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 21Ashgate Publishing Co. . . . . . . Booths 19–20Bertec Corporation . . . . . . . . . Tabletop 9Board of Certification inProfessional Ergonomics . . Tabletop 7BIOPAC Systems, Inc. . . . . . . Booth 16Ergoneers GmbH. . . . . . . . . . . Tabletop 3Eyetellect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 13HFES 56th Annual Meeting . . Tabletop 4HFES Education TechnicalGroup/Student AffairsCommittee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tabletops 5–6HFES Institute . . . . . . . . . . . . Booths 11–12NASA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booths 23–24Naval Aerospace ExperimentalPsychology Program . . . . . Booth 9Noldus InformationTechnology . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 17Noraxon U.S.A., Inc. . . . . . . . Booth 15Polhemus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 6Qualisys Motion System . . . . . Tabletop 8The Quantum Alliance . . . . . . Booths 10, 25SAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 26Seeing Machines . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 7SensoMotoricInstruments, Inc. . . . . . . . . Booth 22Smart Eye AB . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 18Taylor & Francis –CRC Press . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booths 1–3TEA – CAPTIV . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 8Tobii Technology . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 14University of Michigan –Center for Ergonomics. . . . Booth 4CONTENTSRegistration & FacilitiesMeeting Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Registration Desk Location and Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1On-Site Event Tickets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Refreshments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1ResourcesHFES Central . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Career Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Job Notices at the Annual Meeting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Internet Café . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Newsletter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Student Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Audiovisual Preview Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Volunteers Assignment Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2ExhibitsExhibitor List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ivLocation and Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Prize Drawings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2EventsHuman Performance in Extreme Environments9th Annual Meeting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2VIMS2011 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Student Career and Professional Development Day. . . 2National Ergonomics Month Event . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2First-Timers & Fellows Reception . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Early-Morning Madness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Annual Business Meeting/Future Leaders Panel &Reception . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Mentor-Mentee Brown Bag Luncheons . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Student Reception . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Tribute to Hal W. Hendrick. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Fellows Reception . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3CEDM Pioneers Session & Reception. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Early-Career Professionals Reception. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3HFES Inaugural Scavenger Hunt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Program RemindersAnnual Meeting Survey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Poster Sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3University Lab Posters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3PoliciesAttendee Badges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Audiotaping, Photographing, and Videotaping Policies. . 4Birds of a Feather Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Cell Phones and Pagers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Nonsmoking Policy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Proceedings CD-ROM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Room Capacity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4MeetingsChapters, Committees, and Editorial Boards . . . . . . . . . 4Standards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Technical Groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Social Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Technical Tours. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Technical ProgramWorkshops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Technical Sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Program at a Glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Center spreadParticipant Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45Advertisers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50Facility Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inside Back CoverivHUMAN FACTORS AND ERGONOMICS SOCIETY 55TH ANNUAL MEETING

REGISTRATION &FACILITIESMeeting FacilitiesAll Annual Meeting functions (other than tours) willbe held at the Red Rock Hotel. A map of the meetingspace may be found on the inside back cover of thisprogram and is displayed on signs throughout the hotel.Registration Desk Location and HoursRegistration is open during the following hours:SundayMonday & TuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday3:00 to 6:00 p.m.7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noonOn-Site Event TicketsFor those events not sold out in advance, tickets fortours and events may be purchased at the RegistrationCounter during registration hours. No waiting lists willbe established; tickets will be sold on a first-come,first-served basis.RefreshmentsBeverage breaks will take place each morning(10:00–10:30) and afternoon (3:00–3:30). Two additionalearly-morning breaks will take place in theExhibit Hall from 8:00 to 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday andThursday. Breaks at other times are located in the followinglocations:MondayTuesday morningTuesday afternoonWednesday–ThursdayFriday morningRESOURCESRed Rock PromenadeSummerlin FoyerExhibit HallExhibit HallRed Rock PromenadeHFES CentralHFES staff will be present at an information counter inthe locations shown below to provide information onmembership, publications, and services. Nonmemberswho are registered for the full week are entitled toHFES member prices for orders placed at the meeting.Be sure to check your registration bag for a couponfor $10 savings on any HFES publications purchasedat HFES Central.Sunday–TuesdayWednesday–FridayTop of escalators,5th FloorRed Rock DCareer CenterThe Career Center is located in the Veranda Room andis open the following hours:MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursday1:00 to 6:00 p.m.8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Subscribers to the HFES online Career Center mayreserve booths and/or tables at the On-Site CareerCenter, subject to availability. If you have not alreadyreserved space, you may sign up at the Career Center.The scheduling of formal or informal interviews at theAnnual Meeting is the sole responsibility of theemployer.HFES members: You may post your résumé in theonline Career Center free of charge. Visit hfes.org andclick “Career Center.”Job Notices at the Annual MeetingHFES will collect résumés for companies with a jobposting in the Career Center but not interviewing atthe Annual Meeting. The charge for this service is $150.Organizations not interviewing in the Career Centeror collecting résumés during the meeting may post a“for information only” job notice at the on-site CareerCenter for a $75 fee. Job seekers will be directed tosend their résumés directly to the organization advertisingthe job.Any company that wishes to post a job in the on-siteCareer Center, has no plans to interview, but wantsHFES to collect résumés to be mailed to them afterthe meeting can do so for a charge of $150.Internet CaféComputers with Internet access will be available inthe Red Rock Foyer during the following hours: Sunday,3:00–6:00 p.m.; Monday and Tuesday, 7:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.; Wednesday, 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m., Thursday,7:30–5:00 p.m., and Friday, 8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. A timelimit of 10 minutes per user will be enforced.Cork message boards will also be available for postinghard-copy messages and announcements about meetingsand events.NewsletterThe daily newsletter, The High-Roller Herald, containingimportant information about the meeting program andevents, is available in the registration area, Career Center,Exhibit Hall, and various other locations. Articlesor news items may be dropped off at the RegistrationCounter. The newsletter editorial office is located inSuite 5102.GeneralInformationGENERAL INFORMATION 1

Annual Business Meeting/Future LeadersPanel & ReceptionLearn how to get involved in the Human Factors andErgonomics Society—meet and mingle with Societyleaders immediately following the Business Meeting(6:00 to 7:30 p.m.) in Red Rock G to find out whatyou can do to contribute to the Society, develop yourleadership skills, and network with peers.Mentor-Mentee Brown Bag LuncheonsA series of mentor-mentee luncheons will again be heldduring the meeting to assist students and early-careerprofessionals and those in career transition to developmentoring relationships with established professionalsin the HF/E field. These dynamic, interactive sessionsenable students and young professionals to freely meetin an informal setting and discuss their concerns andinterests. The luncheons will be held from 12:00 noonto 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday,September 20–22. Tuesday and Wednesday luncheswill take place at T-Bones Private Dining Room; onThursday, lunch will be served in Trails. HFES thanksthe Aerospace Systems Technical Group for sponsoringthe lunches.Prior to the Annual Meeting, details were providedto all attendees who reserved a space with HaydeeCuevas. A waiting list will be available at HFESCentral (see previous page for location).Student ReceptionAll students attending the Annual Meeting are invitedto a reception on Tuesday, September 20, from 5:00 to6:00 p.m. in the Pavilion Ballroom. Snacks and softdrinks will be provided along with a no-host bar. HFESthanks the Board of Certification in Professional Ergonomicsfor its sponsorship of the Student Reception.Tribute to Hal W. HendrickThe Macroergonomics Technical Group will honorHal W. Hendrick, the “father of macroergonomics,”during a panel session on Wednesday, September 21,from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon.HFES is offering a special discount on Macroergonomics:An Introduction to Work System Design by Hal Hendrickand Brian Kleiner. Purchase your copy at HFES Centralany time during the Annual Meeting.Fellows ReceptionThis new invitation-only event for HFES Fellows,Honorary Fellows, and 2011 Society-wide awardrecipients takes place on Wednesday, September 21,from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. in Veranda A.CEDM Pioneers Session & ReceptionHosted by the Cognitive Engineering and DecisionMaking Technical Group, “Pioneers in Human-Automation Interaction Research” will recognize theseminal contributions of Peter A. Hancock, Richard J.Jagacinski, Raja Parasuraman, Christopher D. Wickens,and Glenn F. Wilson. The session will take place onWednesday from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m., followed by areception from 3:30 to 5:15 p.m. and the CEDM-TGbusiness meeting in Red Rock E.Early-Career Professionals ReceptionCome to Veranda C for this first-time event, on Wednesdayfrom 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Professionals in theirfirst five years following graduation who are workingin industry and academia will network with oneanother and with prominent HFES members. A shortprogram will target specific topics of concern to earlycareerprofessionals.HFES Inaugural Scavenger HuntParticipate in this fun new event! The Scavenger Huntwill take place on Monday and Tuesday, September20–21. Bring your completed entry form and paymentto the Scavenger Hunt desk near the RegistrationCounter in Red Rock D.HFES is grateful to the many sponsors (see the list onpage iii) who have supported the Inaugural ScavengerHunt.PROGRAM REMINDERSAnnual Meeting SurveyThe Annual Meeting Survey will be sent via e-mailto all attendees immediately after the meeting. Pleasewatch your e-mail for the link to the survey.Poster SessionsPosters are available for viewing in the Red Rock Promenadein four 90-minute sessions. See the programschedule on the following pages for lists of the postersto be presented.University Lab PostersUniversity lab posters will be on display in the postershall on Tuesday from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. and on Thursdayfrom 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon and 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. inthe Red Rock Promenade.GeneralInformationGENERAL INFORMATION 3

GeneralInformationPOLICIESAttendee BadgesAll persons attending workshops, technical sessions,tours, receptions, and other events must wear theirregistration badges. Attendees and guests may registerfor Annual Meeting events in Red Rock D.Audiotaping, Photographing, andVideotaping PoliciesAttendees are not permitted to take photos or makeaudiotape or videotape recordings of speakers or theirvisual aids, or exhibitors and their displays, without priorpermission from HFES and the speakers or exhibitors.Permission forms are available at HFES Central. Pleasecomplete a form for each presentation you wish to tape,obtain the speaker(s)’ signature(s), and return it toHFES Central (see page 1 for location).HFES reserves the right to use photographs of attendeesfor promotional purposes. If you do not wantHFES to use your photo, please send an opt-outmessage to Lois Smith at lois@hfes.org.Birds of a Feather RoomSuite 5103 has been set aside Monday through Thursdayfrom 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and on Friday from7:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon for individuals with mutualinterests to discuss pertinent topics or conduct meetings.A sign-up sheet is provided at the room for advancereservations. Meeting times are allocated on afirst-come, first-served basis, although a few meetingshave been pre-reserved.Cell Phones and PagersPlease turn off or mute all cell phones, PDAs, andpagers while attending sessions.Nonsmoking PolicySmoking is not permitted inside the Red Rock Conventionspace or on technical tours.Proceedings CD-ROMAll registered attendees have been provided with aCD-ROM containing the proceedings. Workstationsare available in the Internet Café for viewing the CD-ROM and printing out individual papers. If suppliesallow, additional CD-ROMs may also be purchasedat HFES Central.Annual Meeting proceedings papers are also availablefree to members via SAGE Journals Online. To accessthe content, log in at hfes.org with your membershiplogin and password and select the appropriate link onthe Welcome page.Room CapacityRoom selection for sessions is based on estimatedattendance and facility restrictions. All efforts havebeen made to ensure that room capacity is adequate.MEETINGSChapters, Committees, & EditorialBoardsSaturday, September 17HFES Executive Council7:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m.HillsSunday, September 18Board of Certification in Professional ErgonomicsCertification Exam8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.TrailsHFES Executive Council7:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m.Veranda AHuman Performance in Extreme Environments9th Annual Meeting9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.Veranda D/EMonday, September 19Medical Research Technology Information Center2:00–3:00 p.m.Suite 5103 (5th floor)Human Performance in Extreme Environments9th Annual Meeting9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.Veranda CTuesday, September 20Human Factors Editorial Board (lunch)12:00–1:15 p.m.Summerlin FLocal Chapter Presidents (lunch)12:00–1:15 p.m.Summerlin DEducation & Training Committee Workforce IssuesTask Force3:30–5:00 p.m.Trails4 GENERAL INFORMATION

HFES Annual Business Meeting/Future Leaders &Volunteers Panel & Reception6:00–7:30 p.m.Red Rock GWednesday, September 21HFES Publications Committee (breakfast)7:15–8:15 a.m.T-Bones Private Dining RoomEducation & Training Committee (lunch)12:00–1:15 p.m.T-Bones Private Dining RoomErgonomics in Design Editorial Board (lunch)12:00–1:15 p.m.Summerlin DStudent Chapter Presidents (lunch)12:00–1:15 p.m.Summerlin FFoundation for Professional ErgonomicsAnnual Meeting1:00–3:00 p.m.Suite 5103 (5th floor)Thursday, September 22BCPE Ergonomist Formation Model Q&A11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.Suite 5103 (5th floor)Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision MakingEditorial Board (lunch)12:00–1:15 p.m.T-Bones Private Dining RoomVIMS 20119:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.Charleston CFriday, September 23Board of Certification in Professional ErgonomicsBusiness Meeting8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.TrailsTechnical Program Committee (breakfast)8:15–10:15 a.m.Charleston DVIMS 20119:30 a.m.–4:15 p.m.Charleston CSaturday, September 24Board of Certification in Professional ErgonomicsBusiness Meeting8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.TrailsStandardsMonday, September 19ISO/TC 159/SC4/WG510:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.HillsTuesday, September 20ISO/TC 159/SC4/WG59:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.HillsHuman Factors Standardization Working Group10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonTrailsWednesday, September 21ANSI/HFES 100 Committee8:30–10:30 a.m.HillsU.S. TAG to ISO/TC 159/SC48:30 a.m.–12:00 noonTrailsStandards Strategic Planning10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonHillsU.S. TAG to ISO/TC 1591:30–2:15 p.m.TrailsU.S. TAG to ISO/TC 159/SC52:15–3:00 p.m.TrailsHFES Institute Board of Supervisors3:30–5:00 p.m.TrailsTechAmerica G45 Human Systems Integration5:00–7:00 p.m.HillsThursday, September 22ISO/TC 159/SC410:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.HillsFriday, September 23ISO/TC 159/SC49:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.HillsGeneralInformationGENERAL INFORMATION 5

GeneralInformationTechnical GroupsMonday, September 19Council of Technical Groups3:30–5:00 p.m.Charleston ETuesday, September 20Test & Evaluation (breakfast)7:30–8:30 a.m.Charleston ASystem Development5:00–6:00 p.m.Charleston FProduct Design5:30–7:00 p.m.Red Rock IWednesday, September 21Aging (lunch)12:00–1:30 p.m.Veranda CAerospace Systems3:30–5:30 p.m.Red Rock HAugmented Cognition3:30–5:30 p.m.Red Rock FCognitive Engineering & Decision Making3:30–5:15 p.m.Red Rock ECommunications3:30–4:30 p.m.Charleston DComputer Systems/Internet3:30–4:30 p.m.Charleston EEducation (breakfast)7:00–8:30 a.m.Veranda CEnvironmental Design/Macroergonomics3:45–5:00 p.m.Charleston BForensics Professional/Safety5:30–6:30 p.m.Charleston BHealth Care3:15–4:30 p.m.Red Rock GHuman Performance Modeling5:30–6:30 p.m.Charleston CIndustrial Ergonomics3:30–4:30 p.m.Red Rock IInternet/Computer Systems3:30–4:30 p.m.Charleston EMacroergonomics/Environmental Design3:45–5:00 p.m.Charleston BPerception & Performance12:00–1:30 p.m.Summerlin ESafety/Forensics Professional5:30–6:30 p.m.Charleston BSurface Transportation5:00–6:30 p.m.Charleston DTraining3:30–4:30 p.m.Charleston AVirtual Environments3:30–4:30 p.m.Charleston CThursday, September 22Technical Group Program Chairs5:15–6:30 p.m.TrailsSOCIAL EVENTSMonday, September 19First-Timers & Fellows ReceptionSummerlin F5:30–6:30 p.m.Gala Opening ReceptionSummerlin A/B/E/F6:30–9:30 p.m.Tuesday, September 20Student ReceptionPavilion Ballroom5:00–6:00 p.m.6 GENERAL INFORMATION

Wednesday, September 21Early-Career Professionals ReceptionVeranda C5:30–7:00 p.m.Fellows & Awardees ReceptionVeranda A7:30–9:00 p.m.TECHNICAL TOURSBuses will begin loading from the hotel lobby 15 minutesprior to the departure times listed below. Ticketsfor events not sold out may be purchased at the RegistrationCounter. Tickets must be presented whenbuses are loading. At press time, the following tourswere scheduled to take place; however, please checkthe daily on-site newsletter and the poster boards in theregistration area for updates about canceled events.Tuesday, September 20T1, Zappos, Inc.12:30–3:30 p.m.Key to Abbreviations Used in This ProgramAS Aerospace SystemsA AgingAC Augmented CognitionCE Cognitive Engineering & Decision MakingC CommunicationsCS Computer SystemsDEM DemonstrationsE EducationED Environmental DesignFP Forensics ProfessionalGS General SessionsHC Health CareHP Human Performance ModelingID Individual Differences in PerformanceIE Industrial ErgonomicsI InternetME MacroergonomicsPL Plenary SessionPP Perception & PerformancePD Product DesignPOS PostersS SafetySS Special SessionsSF Student ForumST Surface TransportationSD System DevelopmentTE Test & EvaluationT TrainingVE Virtual EnvironmentsWK WorkshopsWednesday, September 21T2, Nevada National Security Site7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.Thursday, September 22T3, Hoover Dam and Powerplant8:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.TECHNICAL PROGRAMMonday, September 198:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.WorkshopsNOTE: Underenrolled workshops are subject to cancellation.Check signs in the meeting registration area for a list ofcancelled workshops.Morning-Only Workshops8:30 a.m.–12:00 noonWK2 – Introduction to R and Basic StatisticalAnalysisLinda Ng Boyle, U. of Washington, and John D.Lee, U. of Wisconsin-MadisonMonday, September 19, 8:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock EAfternoon-Only Workshops1:30–5:00 p.m.WK3 – Data Management and VisualizationWith RLinda Ng Boyle, U. of Washington, and John D.Lee, U. of Wisconsin-MadisonMonday, September 19, 1:30–5:00 p.m.Red Rock EFull-Day Workshops9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.WK4 – Understanding and Improving User Experience:Why Four Different TechniquesShould Be UsedDemetrios Karis, ConsultantMonday, September 19, 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.Red Rock FMondaySept. 19SEPTEMBER 19 – MONDAY 7

MondaySept. 19WK5 – How To Be an Effective Human Factors/Ergonomics Expert WitnessMarc Resnick, Bentley U.; Andy LeCocq,Consultant; David Thompson, Portola Associates;Harvey Cohen, Error Analysis, Inc.Monday, September 19, 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.Red Rock GWK7 – Human Performance Modeling andSimulationJohn Keller, Alion Science & Technology, MA&DOperationMonday, September 19, 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.Charleston AWK8 – Human-Systems Integration Practitioner’sWorkshopLawrence G. Shattuck and Nita Lewis Shattuck,U.S. Naval Postgraduate SchoolMonday, September 19, 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.Charleston BWK10 – Cognitive Neuroscience for the HumanFactors PractitionerChris Forsythe, Sandia National LabsMonday, September 19, 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.Charleston FMonday, September 199:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.SF1 – STUDENT CAREER AND PROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENT DAYAlternative FormatMonday, September 19, 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.Red Rock HStudent ForumWelcome and Introduction9:00 a.m.Chair: Sandra K. Garrett, Clemson U.; Cochair: KimVu, California State U., Long Beach, and Chair,Student Affairs CommitteeSession 1: From Facebook to LinkedIn: ProperEtiquette and Networking Skills Needed forRising Professionals in the Virtual Era, sponsoredby the University of Idaho Student chapter9:10–10:00 a.m.Chair: Rowdy Hope, U. of Idaho; Cochair: Joseph Vargas,U. of IdahoPanelists: Lauren Reinerman-Jones, U. of CentralFlorida; Ronald G. Shapiro, ConsultantSession 2: Interviews: The Do’s and Don’ts10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonChair: Kim Vu, California State U., Long Beach, andChair, Student Affairs Committee; Cochair: Sandra K.Garrett, Clemson U.Panelists: Frank C. Lacson, Pacific Science &Engineering Group; Linsey M. Barker Steege, U. ofMissouri; Vernol Battiste, San Jose State U. Foundation/NASA Ames Research Ctr.; Thomas Ferris, TexasA&M U.12:00–1:30 p.m.Group lunches (organized on site)Session 3: Critical First Year in Your Job: Howto Impress Your Employer1:30–3:00 p.m.Chair: Ronald G. Shapiro, Consultant; Cochair: MeghanRogers, North Carolina State U.Panelists: Arathi Sethumadhavan, Medtronic, Inc.;Scott A. Shappell, Clemson U.; Tim Nichols, MicrosoftStudios User Research; Heather C. Lum, PennsylvaniaState Erie, Behrend CollegeMonday, September 193:30–5:00 p.m.Technical Group Business MeetingsCouncil of Technical GroupsCharleston E3:30–5:00 p.m.Monday, September 194:45–6:15 p.m.SS1 – NATIONAL ERGONOMICS MONTH EXPOAlternative FormatMonday, September 19, 4:45–6:15 p.m.Summerlin DChair: Raegan M. Hoeft, NEM Committee ChairPresentations and the new NEM Expo8 SEPTEMBER 19 – MONDAY

Tuesday, September 207:00–8:30 a.m.Early-Morning Madness7:00–7:45 a.m.Charleston BTechnical Group Networking/Business MeetingTest & Evaluation7:30–8:30 a.m. (breakfast)Charleston ATuesday, September 208:00–10:00 a.m.PL – OPENING PLENARY SESSIONTuesday, September 20, 8:00–10:00 a.m.Summerlin Ballroom1. Presentation of HFES Fellows2. Presentation of HFES Awards3. Defining HFES: The Time Has Come,Anthony D. (Tony) Andre, HFES President4. Keynote Speaker, Jeff McBride, MasterIllusionistTuesday, September 2010:30 a.m.–12:00 noonAC1 – ASSESSING INDIVIDUAL AND TEAMCOGNITIVE STATELectureTuesday, September 20, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonCharleston EAugmented CognitionChair: Melissa Walwanis, Naval Air Warfare Ctr.Training Systems Div.; Cochair: John G. Blitch,Colorado State U.1. Raja Parasuraman, George Mason U., CanBehavioral, Neuroimaging, and MolecularGenetic Studies of “Cognitive Superstars”Tell Us How to Augment Cognition?2. Lauren E. Reinerman-Jones, Grant Taylor,Kimberly Sprouse, and Daniel Barber, U. ofCentral Florida; Irwin Hudson, U.S. ArmyResearch Lab, Adaptive Automation as a TaskSwitching and Task Congruence Challenge3. Ryan M. Hope, Ziheng Wang, Zuoguan Wang,Qiang Ji, and Wayne D. Gray, RensselaerPolytechnic Inst., Workload ClassificationAcross Subjects Using EEG4. Allan Fong, Naval Sea Systems Command; CiaraSibley and Joseph Coyne, Naval Research Lab;Carryl Baldwin, George Mason U., Method forCharacterizing and Identifying Task-EvokedPupillary Responses During VaryingWorkload Levels5. Ronald Stevens, Trysha Galloway, and PeterWang, UCLA IMMEX Project; Chris Berka,Advanced Brain Monitoring, Inc., MappingNeurophysiologic Synchrony AttractorStates and Entropy Fluctuations DuringSubmarine Piloting and NavigationAS1 – WORK SCHEDULES AND FATIGUEMANAGEMENT STRATEGIES IN AIR TRAFFICCONTROLDiscussion PanelTuesday, September 20, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock HAerospace SystemsChair: Judith M. Orasanu, NASA Ames Research Ctr.;Cochair: Lori K. McDonnell, San Jose State U./NASAPanelists: Thomas E. Nesthus, FAA Civil AerospaceMedical Inst.; Bonny K. Parke, Alan Hobbs, and VickiDulchinos, San Jose State U./NASA Ames ResearchCtr.; Norbert O. Kraft, Lori McDonnell, BarrettAnderson, and Yuri Tada, San Jose State U./NASAAmes; Melissa Mallis, Insts. for Behavior Resources,Inc.CE1 – TEAM PERFORMANCELectureTuesday, September 20, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock ECognitive Engineering & Decision MakingChair: Greg Jamieson, U. of Toronto; Cochair:Christoph Mohlenbrink, German Aerospace Ctr.1. James M. Oglesby, Kendra T. Brown, DavinPavlas, Stephen M. Fiore, and Eduardo Salas, U.of Central Florida, The Mediating Effect ofPerceived Task Complexity on PerceivedTeam Sharedness and Performance2. Jodi Heintz Obradovich, Pacific NorthwestNational Lab, Understanding Cognitive andCollaborative Work: Observations in anTuesdaySept. 20SEPTEMBER 20 – TUESDAY 9

TuesdaySept. 20Electric Transmission Operations ControlCenter3. Susan G. Hutchins, Naval Postgraduate School,Evaluating a Macrocognition Model of TeamCollaboration Using Real-World Data Fromthe Haiti Relief Effort4. Xiao Dong and Caroline Hayes, U. of Minnesota,The Impact of Uncertainty Visualizations onTeam Decision Making and Problem Solving5. Ryan McKendrick, Tyler Shaw, Haneen Saqer,Ewart de Visser, and Raja Parasuraman, GeorgeMason U., Team Performance and CommunicationWithin Networked Supervisory ControlHuman-Machine SystemsE1 – THE PRACTICE OF PEDAGOGYLectureTuesday, September 20, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonVeranda A/BEducationChair: Ronald G. Shapiro, Consultant; Cochair: RebeccaBoren, Arizona State U.1. Laura Stanley and Tawny Hoyt, Montana State U.,A Service Learning Case Study for the ErgonomicsClassroom2. Esa M. Rantanen, Rochester Inst. of Technology;William F. Moroney, U. of Dayton, Educationaland Skill Needs of New Human Factors/Ergonomics Professionals3. Jenay M. Beer, Sara E. McBride, Anne E. Adams,and Wendy A. Rogers, Georgia Tech, AppliedExperimental Psychology: A Capstone Coursefor Undergraduate Psychology DegreePrograms4. Kahyun Kim and Lisa D. McNair, Virginia Tech,The Impact of Disciplinary Balance on InterdisciplinaryTeamwork: A Comparative CaseStudy of Interdisciplinary Product DesignTeams5. Laura Moody, Mercer U., A Studio-Based Approachto Teaching Ergonomics and HumanFactorsED1 – COLOR AND WAYFINDING: RESEARCHIN A HOSPITAL ENVIRONMENTDiscussion PanelTuesday, September 20, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonCharleston BEnvironmental DesignChair: Claudia Mont’Alvão, Pontifical Catholic U. ofRio de JaneiroPanelists: Marcia R. Rangel and Claudia R. Mont’Alvão,Pontifical Catholic U. of Rio de JaneiroGS1 – PAST PRESIDENT'S FORUM—HUMANFACTORS IN NEXTGEN OPERATIONS:PROGRESS AND PERSPECTIVESDiscussion PanelTuesday, September 20, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock IGeneral SessionsChair: Kathleen L. Mosier, San Francisco State U.Panelists: Thomas McCloy and Dino Piccione, FAA;Alan R. Jacobson, Boeing; Capt. Paul Nelson, Air LinePilots Assocation; Melvin S. Davis, National Air TrafficControllers Assn.HC1 – MEET THE HUMAN FACTORS PRE-MARKET REVIEW TEAM FROM FDAInvited AddressTuesday, September 20, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock GHealth CareChair: Stephanie Guerlain, U. of Virginia; Cochair: AyseGurses, U. of VirginiaInvited Speakers: Ronald Kaye, Molly Story, and QuynhNguyen, U.S. Food and Drug Admin.I1 – USABILITY ENGINEERING AND THE WEBLectureTuesday, September 20, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock FInternet; cosponsored by Computer SystemsChair: Bella Veksler, Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst.1. Steven Banas and Christopher A. Sanchez, ArizonaState U., Working Memory and LearningUnderlying Web Site Structure2. Erik T. Nelson and Angelos Stavrou, GeorgeMason U., Advantages and Disadvantages ofRemote Asynchronous Usability TestingUsing Amazon Mechanical Turk3. Molly M. Liechty and Poornima Madhavan, OldDominion U., Impact of User Experience andNegative Externalities on Internet SearchPatterns4. Sung-Hee Kim, Sensen Li, Bum Chul Kwon, andJi Soo Yi, Purdue U., Investigating the Efficacyof Crowdsourcing on Evaluating Visual DecisionSupporting Systems5. Bella Z. Veksler and Wayne D. Gray, RensselaerPolytechnic Inst., A Tale of Two Problems:Human Judgments of Visual Clusters andData Collection via the Web Versus Paper10 SEPTEMBER 20 – TUESDAY

S1 – SAFETY IN CRITICAL SYSTEMSLectureTuesday, September 20, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonCharleston CSafetyChair: Michael Wogalter, North Carolina State U.;Cochair: Carisa Harris-Adamson, North Carolina State U.1. Ronald L. Boring, David I. Gertman, and KatyaLe Blanc, Idaho National Lab, Human ReliabilityAnalysis for Computerized Procedures2. Rahul Bhagat, Doug Glussich, Jonathan Histon,and Frank Saccomanno, U. of Waterloo, FormulatingSafety Performance Measures for AircraftLanding and Runway Exit Maneuvers3. Léonore Bourgeon, Claude Valot, and AnthonyVacher, Inst. de Recherche Biomedicale desArmees; Claude Navarro, U. de Toulouse II,Study of Perseveration Behaviors in MilitaryAeronautical Accidents and Incidents: Analysisof Plan Continuation Errors4. Frederik Aust, U. of Duesseldorf; ChristophMoehlenbrink and Meike Jipp, German AerospaceCtr., Operationalization of Learned Carelessness:An Experimental Approach5. Paul O'Connor, National U. of Ireland, Galway;Samuel E. Buttrey, Naval Postgraduate School;Angela O'Dea; Quinn Kennedy, Naval PostgraduateSchool, An Assessment of Safety Climatein U.S Naval AviationSD1 – LIMITATIONS AND ADVANTAGES OFAUTONOMY IN CONTROLLING MULTIPLESYSTEMS: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVEDiscussion PanelTuesday, September 20, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonCharleston FSystem DevelopmentChair: Michael J. Barnes, U.S. Army Research Lab;Cochair: Dennis White, U.S. Army Research LabPanelists: Tal Oron-Gilad, Ben-Gurion U.; Ming Hou,Defence Research & Development Canada; GlennOsga, SPAWAR Systems Ctr. Pacific; Axel Schulte, Universitetder Bundeswehr Munchen; Elizabeth Redden,U.S. Army Research LabT1 – HUMAN FACTORS TRAINING IN AVIA-TION AND HEALTH CARE: WHAT WE KNOWWORKS BEST AND HOW TO PUT IT INTOPRACTICEDiscussion PanelTuesday, September 20, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonCharleston DTrainingChair: Immanuel Barshi, NASA Ames Research Ctr.;Cochair: Michaela Kolbe, ETH ZurichPanelists: Gudela Grote, ETH Zurich; Eduardo Salas,U. of Central Florida; Matthew B. Weinger, VanderbiltU.; Kimberly Smith-Jentsch, U. of Central Florida;Nadine Bienefeld, ETH ZurichTE1 – THE “RIGHT STUFF” FOR TESTING,EVALUATING,AND ANALYZING HUMANPERFORMANCEDiscussion PanelTuesday, September 20, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonCharleston ATest & EvaluationChair: Pamela Savage-Knepshield, U.S. Army ResearchLabPanelists: Sage Jessee, Richard Kozycki, MichaelLaFiandra, Diane Mitchell, and Angelique Scharine,U.S. Army Research LabTuesday, September 201:30–3:00 p.m.A1 – UNDERSTANDING AND IMPROVING OLD-ER ADULTS’ HEALTH AND INDEPENDENCELectureTuesday, September 20, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Charleston AAgingChair: Richard Pak, Clemson U.; Cochair: Nicole Fink,Clemson U.1. Jessie Chin, Elizabeth A. L. Stine-Morrow,Daniel G. Morrow, and Xuefei Gao, U. of Illinoisat Urbana-Champaign; Thembi Conner-Garciaand James Graumlich, U. of Illinois College ofMedicine; Michael Murray, Purdue U., TheEffects of Domain General and Health Knowledgein Processing General and Health TextsAmong Older Adults With Hypertension2. Prakriti Parijat, Human Factors International;Thurmon E. Lockhart, Virginia Tech, Can VirtualReality Be Used as a Gait Training Toolfor Older Adults?TuesdaySept. 20SEPTEMBER 20 – TUESDAY 11

TuesdaySept. 203. Brian A. Taylor, Daniel M. Roberts, and Carryl L.Baldwin, George Mason U., The Role of Age-Related Neural Timing Variability in SpeechProcessing4. Eric D. Carpenter and Christopher B. Mayhorn,North Carolina State U., Effect of Transfer WithYounger and Older Adults on Control SolutionTesting Using Two Blood Glucometers5. Tracy L. Mitzner, Tiffany L. Chen, Charles C.Kemp, and Wendy A. Rogers, Georgia Tech, OlderAdults’ Needs for Assistance as a Functionof Living EnvironmentCE2 – CURRENT STATE OF HUMAN FACTORSIN SYSTEMS DESIGNDiscussion PanelTuesday, September 20, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Red Rock ECognitive Engineering & Decision MakingChair: Karen Feigh, Georgia Tech; Cochair: ZarrinChua, Georgia TechPanelists: Chaya Garg, Medtronic; Alan Jacobsen,Boeing Co.; John O'Hara, Brookhaven National Lab;William Rogers, Honeywell Aerospace; John Shutko,Ford Motor Co.CS1 – INFORMATION DISPLAY AND CONTROLLectureTuesday, September 20, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Charleston DComputer Systems; cosponsored by InternetChair: Jay Elkerton, Emerson Process Management;Cochair: Sehchang Hah, Federal Aviation Admin.1. Lisa Tang and Jim A. Carter, U. of Saskatchewan,Communicating Image Content2. John W. Ruffner and Amy D. Sammons, Serco,Inc.; Wayne R. Tewkesbury, Training Consultants,Inc., Video-Based Performance SupportDevelopment for an Online ManagementInformation System3. Eli R. Hooten, Sean T. Hayes, and Julie A. Adams,Vanderbilt U., A Comparison of CommunicativeModes for Map-Based Tasking4. Robert Pastel and Paul Ward, Michigan TechnologicalU., Modeling the Orientation of GraphicalObjects on Computer Displays Using IndentedMouse Wheels5. Thomas Ferris, Texas A&M U.; Nadine Sarter,U. of Michigan, Evaluation of MultiparameterVibrotactile Display Designs to Support PhysiologicalMonitoring Performance in AnesthesiologyGS2 – NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCILBOARD ON HUMAN-SYSTEMS INTEGRATIONSPECIAL PANEL SESSION: HUMAN FACTORSAND HOME HEALTH CAREDiscussion PanelTuesday, September 20, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Red Rock FGeneral SessionsChair: William S. Marras, Ohio State U.; Cochair:Barbara Wanchisen, National Research CouncilPanelists: Sara J. Czaja, U. of Miami; Chris Gibbons,Johns Hopkins U.; Judith Mathews, U. of PittsburghSchool of Nursing; Molly Story, U.S. Food and DrugAdmin.HC2 – STUDYING CLINICAL COMMUNICA-TION TO INFORM HEALTH INFORMATIONTECHNOLOGY DESIGNDiscussion PanelTuesday, September 20, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Red Rock GHealth CareChair: Yan Xiao, Baylor Health Care System; Cochair:Kelly Caine, Baylor Health Care SystemPanelists: Ayse P. Gurses and Priyadarshini R. Pennathur,Johns Hopkins U. School of Medicine; Sarah Collins,Columbia U.; Rhona Flin, U. of Aberdeen; PaulGorman, Oregon Health and Science U.HP1 – HUMAN PERFORMANCE MODELINGWITH COGNITIVE ARCHITECTURESAlternative FormatTuesday, September 20, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Veranda A/BHuman Performance ModelingChair: Steven J. Landry, Purdue U.1. David Kieras, U. of Michigan, Human PerformanceModeling with a Cognitive Architecture:Crystalizing the Science for Application2. Jeffrey C. Zemla, Volkan Ustun, and Michael D.Byrne, Rice U.; Alex Kirlik and Kenyon Riddle,U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Amy L.Alexander, Aptima, Inc., An ACT-R Model ofCommercial Jetliner Taxiing3. Shi Cao and Yili Liu, U. of Michigan, IntegratingQueueing Network and ACT-R CognitiveArchitectures12 SEPTEMBER 20 – TUESDAY

IE1 – COMPUTERS AND UPPER EXTREMITIESLectureTuesday, September 20, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Red Rock IIndustrial ErgonomicsChair: Julie Gilpin-McMinn, Spirit Aero Co.; Cochair:Peter Johnson, Spirit Aero Co.1. Gwanseob Shin and Xinhui Zhu, U. at Buffalo,SUNY, Ergonomic Issues Associated With theUse of Touchscreen Desktop PC2. Margaret Hughes, Lavi Aulck, and Peter W.Johnson, U. of Washington, Are There Differencesin Typing Performance and Typing ForcesBetween Short and Long Travel Keyboards?3. Xinhui Zhu and Gwanseob Shin, U. at Buffalo,SUNY, Effects of Armrest Height on theNeck and Shoulder Muscle Activity inKeyboard Typing4. Wei Zhou and Thomas J. Armstrong, U. ofMichigan; Diana M. Wegner, General Motors;Matthew P. Reed, U. of Michigan, Influence ofObject Weight and Terminal Orientation onUpper Limb Postures During Grasping, Holding,and Placing Cylindrical Object5. Vincent M. Ciriello, Rammohan V. Maikala, andNiall V. O'Brien, Liberty Mutual Research Inst.for Safety, Maximal Acceptable Torques ofHighly Repetitive Screw Driving, Wrist Flexionand Extension With a Pinch Grip, UlnarDeviation, and Handgrip Tasks for SevenHour Workdays for Male Industrial WorkersPD1 – INVITED ADDRESS: CHARLES LEECHInvited AddressTuesday, September 20, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Red Rock HProduct DesignChair: Stan Caplan, Usability Associates, LLC;Cochair: Dianne McMullin, Boeing Co.Invited Speaker: Charles Leech, ABM Research Ltd.,Exploring the Subconscious Through SemioticAnalysis: What’s Really Going on Underneaththe Form & Function of Design?POS1 – POSTERS 1Poster SessionTuesday, September 20, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Red Rock PromenadePostersChair: Nirathi Govindu, Mississippi State U.; Cochair:Benjamin Osafo-Yeboah, North Carolina A&T State U.Poster sessions are 90 minutes only; presenters arerequired to be present throughout the session.Usability and Design1. Vincent F. Mancuso, Katherine Hamilton, EricMcMillan, Rachel Tesler, Susan Mohammed, andMichael McNeese, Pennsylvania State U., What’son “Their” Mind: Evaluating CollaborativeSystems Using Team Mental Models2. Joobong Song, Seoul National U.; Taebeum Ryu,Hanbat National U.; Sangwoo Bahn and MyungHwan Yun, Seoul National U., PerformanceAnalysis of Text Entry With Preferred OneHand Using Smartphone Touch Keyboard3. Chad C. Tossell, Rice U.; Jo R. Jardina, U. ofHouston-Clear Lake; Philip T. Kortum, Rice U.;S. Camille Peres, U. of Houston-Clear Lake;Clayton W. Shepard, Ahmad Rahmati, and LinZhong, Rice U., Effects of SocioeconomicDiversity on iPod Touch Device Use in Real-World Environments4. Jesseca R. I. Taylor and Michael S. Wogalter, NorthCarolina State U., Formatted Text Improves theCommunication of Credit Card Information:Effects on Response Time5. Ila J. Elson, Abbott Labs, Designing BetterHealthcare Test Reports for Patients6. Philip Kortum, Rice U.; Lauren F. V. Scharff, U.S.Air Force Academy, The Impact of Web SiteFamiliarity on User Performance WhenCritical Navigation Links Change7. Michelle Sublette, C. Melody Carswell, WillSeidelman, Brent Seales, and Duncan Clarke, U. ofKentucky, A “White Space” Effect in Users’Anticipation of the Challenges Involved inUsing Everyday Products8. Jesseca R. I. Taylor and Michael S. Wogalter,North Carolina State U., Effect of Text Formaton Determining Tires’ Date of Manufacture9. Rebecca Lyons, U. of Central Florida; ChristineAllen, U.S. Army Research Lab Simulation andTraining Technology Ctr.; Sallie J. Weaver, DavidMetcalf, Clarissa Graffeo, and Eduardo Salas, U.of Central Florida, The Combat Medic CardGame for Emergency Medical Procedures:A Usability and Learning StudyTuesdaySept. 20SEPTEMBER 20 – TUESDAY 13

TuesdaySept. 2010. Esa M. Rantanen and Jessica L. Smagner,Rochester Inst. of Technology, User ExperienceWith Cybercollaboration Technologies11. Mary Sesto, Rebecca Wachowiak, AmyeTevaarwerk, Mahpara Faatin, Susan Heidrich, andDouglas Wiegmann, U. of Wisconsin, ImprovingEmployment Outcomes of Breast CancerSurvivors: Development of a Web-Based Educationaland Decision Support Tool12. Adrian Garcia, S. Camille Peres, and Paul Ritchey,U. of Houston-Clear Lake; Philip Kortum andKurt Stallmann, Rice U., Auditory ProgressBars: Estimations of Time RemainingMethods and Metrics13. Brice Rebsamen, Kenneth Kwok, and Trevor B.Penney, National U. of Singapore, Evaluationof Cognitive Workload From EEG Duringa Mental Arithmetic Task14. Jean-François Gagnon, Patrick Jeuniaux,Geneviève Dubé, and Sébastien Tremblay,Université Laval, Dynamic Cognitive TaskModeling of Complexity Discovery: A Mixof Process Tracing and Task Analysis15. Harry L. Litaker, Lockheed Martin, UnderstandingDual Rover Communications Using SocialNetwork Analysis16. Jennifer A. Cowley and Julie Radford-Davenport,SAS Inst., Inc., Qualitative Data DifferencesBetween a Focus Group and Online ForumHosting a Usability Design Review: A CaseStudy17. J. Christopher Brill, Old Dominion U.; MustaphaMouloua, U. of Central Florida, Exploration ofthe Factor Structure and Internal Consistencyof the Aggressive Driving Behavior Questionnaire(ADBQ)18. James L. Szalma and Maureen E. O’Connell, U.of Central Florida, Fuzzy Signal DetectionTheory: A Monte Carlo Investigation19. Heather C. Lum, Valerie K. Sims, Matthew G.Chin, and Shane E. Halse, U. of Central Florida,Are We Becoming Super-Human Cyborgs?Examination of Technomorphism and theCreation of a Technomorphic TendenciesScale20. Stephanie Merritt, U. of Missouri - St. Louis;Ruchi Sinha, Indian School of Business; PaulCurran and Daniel Ilgen, Michigan State U.,Comparing Trust in Humans and Machines:Development of a Measure21. David Sharek, North Carolina State U., A Useable,Online NASA-TLX Tool22. Kristin E. Oleson, Ryan E. Yordon, James L.Szalma, and Peter A. Hancock, U. of CentralFlorida, The Evolution of Meta-AnalyticTrends: Comparisons Across Data CollectionIntervals Through a Specific Case ContextUniversity Lab Posters23. Central Michigan U., Driver Evaluation,Education, and Research Ctr.24. U. of California, Los Angeles, Ctr. for AdvancedTechnology in Schools, National Ctr. for Researchon Evaluation, Standards, and Student TestingPP1 – MULTIMODAL, TACTILE, AND HAPTICPERCEPTIONLectureTuesday, September 20, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Charleston EPerception & PerformanceChair: Kelly Hale, Design Interactive, Inc.; Cochair:Kimberly Culley, Design Interactive, Inc.1. Christopher D. Wickens, Alion Science & Technology;Julie Prinet, U. of Michigan; ShaunHutchins, Alion Science & Technology; NadineSarter, U. of Michigan; Angelia Sebok, AlionScience & Technology, Auditory-Visual Redundancyin Vehicle Control Interruptions: TwoMeta-Analyses2. G. Robert Arrabito and Geoffrey Ho, DefenseResearch and Development Canada; BehzadAghaei and Catherine Burns, U. of Waterloo;Ming Hou, Defense Research and DevelopmentCanada, Effects of Vibrotactile Stimulation forSustaining Performance in a Vigilance Task:A Pilot Study3. Wayne Giang, Ehsan Masnavi, and Catherine M.Burns, U. of Waterloo, Perceptions of TemporalSynchrony in Multimodal Displays4. Sara A. Lu, U. of Michigan; Christopher D.Wickens, Alion Science & Technology; Nadine B.Sarter, U. of Michigan; Angelia Sebok, AlionScience & Technology, Informing the Designof Multimodal Displays: A Meta-Analysis ofEmpirical Studies Comparing Auditory andTactile Interruptions5. Sheng C. Wong, Inst. de Recherche en Communicationset Cybernetique de Nantes; CedricDumas, Ecole des Mines de Nantes; Cristol A.Grosdemouge and Caroline G. L. Cao, Tufts U.,Haptic Sensitivity in Compliance Evaluationin a Tool-Wielding Paradigm14 SEPTEMBER 20 – TUESDAY

S2 - SAFETY IN MOTIONLectureTuesday, September 20, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Charleston CSafety; cosponsored Surface TransportationChair: Dean Hooper, Stereotaxis, Inc.; Cochair: RaeganHoeft, Lockheed Martin1. Amanda K. Emo, Federal Highway Admin.;Matthew E. Funke and Gerald Matthews, U. ofCincinnati, The Effects of Intersection Threatand Driver Behaviors on Pedestrian Perceptionsof Safety2. Ryan P. Blood, U. of Washington; Jack Dennerlein,Harvard U.; Charlotte Lewis, Patrik Rynell, andPeter W. Johnson, U. of Washington, EvaluatingWhole-Body Vibration Reduction by Comparisonof Active and Passive Suspension Seatsin Semi-Trucks3. Audrey W. Fok, Timothy B. Frischmann, BenSawyer, Melissa Robin, and Mustapha Mouloua,U. of Central Florida, The Impact of GPSInterface Design on Driving and Distraction4. Nathan Medeiros-Ward and David L. Strayer, U.of Utah, On the Costs of In-Vehicle Assessmentof Alcohol Consumption5. Jessica VandenBussche and Kaitlin M. Gallagher,U. of Waterloo; Jason A. Young and Robert J.Parkinson, Giffin Koerth Forensics; Jack P.Callaghan, U. of Waterloo, Foot Placement inOblique Stair DescentSF2 – EMOTICONS,TRUST,AND VIRTUALAGENTS: STUDENT RESEARCH IN COMPUT-ING INTERFACESLectureTuesday, September 20, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Charleston BStudent ForumChair: Sharon Joines, North Carolina State U.;Cochair: Rosemarie Yagoda, North Carolina State U.1. Brannan R. McDougald, Eric D. Carpenter, andChristopher B. Mayhorn, North Carolina State U.,Emoticons: What Does This One Mean?2. Brock M. Bass, Nicole Fink, Margaux M. Price,Lindsay Sturre, Erin Hentschel, and Richard Pak,Clemson U., How Does AnthropomorphismAffect User’s Trust, Compliance, and Performanceon a Decision Making Automation Task?3. Cory-Ann Smarr, Arthur D. Fisk, and Wendy A.Rogers, Georgia Tech, Dynamic Versus Static:Age-Related Differences in RecognizingEmotive Facial Expressions in a VirtualAgent4. Mary G. Luong and Anne Collins McLaughlin,North Carolina State U., Improving Communicationof Usability Perceptions: An Analysisof a Modified-Johari Window as a Tool forSoftware DesignersVE1 – INVESTIGATIONS OF HUMAN AND SYS-TEM FACTORS IN VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTSLectureTuesday, September 20, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Charleston FVirtual EnvironmentsChair: Jennifer Riley, SA Technologies, Inc.; Cochair:Hari Thiruvengada, Honeywell Internationals1. Boris Takac, Inst. de Recherche en Communicationset Cybernétique de Nantes; Amine Chellaliand Cédric Dumas, Ecole des Mines de Nantes;Isabelle Milleville, Inst. de Recherche en Communicationset Cybernetique de Nantes; CristolGrosdemouge and Caroline Cao, Tufts U., HapticCommunication for a 2-D Pointing Task in aVirtual Environment2. Alexandra Proaps and James Bliss, Old DominionU., Distributed Team Performance in a ComputerGame: The Implications of Task Difficulty3. Hari Thiruvengada, Paul Derby, Wendy Foslien,and John Beane, Honeywell ACS Labs, ComparingActive Versus Passive Participation in aVirtual Tour: An Initial Look at User Attitudesand Preferences4. Katelyn Procci and Clint Bowers, U. of CentralFlorida, An Examination of Flow andImmersion in Games5. Anna D. Skinner, AnthroTronix, Inc.; Veasna Tanand Chris Berka, Advanced Brain Monitoring, Inc.,Use of Neurophysiological Metrics Withina Real and Virtual Perceptual Skills Task toAssess Virtual Training Environment FidelityRequirementsTuesdaySept. 20SEPTEMBER 20 – TUESDAY 15

TuesdaySept. 20Tuesday, September 203:30–5:00 p.m.AS2 – IMPACT OF AUTOMATION IN AVIATIONSYSTEMSLectureTuesday, September 20, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Red Rock HAerospace Systems; cosponsored by CognitiveEngineering & Decision MakingChair: Ericka Rovira, West Point; Cochair: Eric E.Geiselman, U.S. Air Force Research Lab1. Emily M. Stelzer and Kathryn A. Klein, MITRE,Effectiveness of a Spatial Algorithm for AirTraffic Controller Use in Airport SurfaceConformance Monitoring2. Lisa C. Thomas, Boeing Co., Pilot SupportWorkload Under Non-Normal Event Resolution:Assessment of Levels of Automation anda Voice Interface3. Michael C. Dorneich, Bretislav Passinger,Christopher Hamblin, Claudia Keinrath, Jiri Vasek,and Stephen D. Whitlow, Honeywell Labs; MartijnBeekhuyzen, Delft U. of Technology, The CrewWorkload Manager: An Open-Loop AdaptiveSystem Design for Next-Generation FlightDecks4. Sylvain Bruni and Nathan Schurr, Aptima, Inc.;Nancy J. Cooke, Cognitive Engineering ResearchInst.; Brian Riordan and Jared Freeman, Aptima,Inc., Designing a Mixed-Initiative Decision-Support System for Multi-UAS MissionPlanning5. Joseph C. Vargas and Ernesto A. Bustamante, U.of Idaho, Moderating Effects of Alarm Technology,Type of Automation, and InformationProcessing Stage on Decision Making in UASOperationsC1 – SOCIAL STRUCTURES AND COMPUTER-MEDIATED COMMUNICATION: WHERE DOWE STAND?Discussion PanelTuesday, September 20, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Charleston DCommunicationChair: Melanie Wright, Duke U. Medical Ctr.; Cochair:Enid Montague, U. of Wisconsin-MadisonPanelists: Will Lee; Si Jung Kim, U. of Central Florida;Michelle Rogers, Drexel U.; Woodrow Winchester, III,Virginia TechCE3 – TASKS AND NEEDS ANALYSIS IN HEALTHCARELectureTuesday, September 20, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Red Rock ECognitive Engineering & Decision Making;cosponsored by Health CareChair: David Eibling, U. of Pittsburgh School of Medicine;Cochair: Shilo Anders, Vanderbilt U.1. Maryam Ashoori and Catherine Burns, U. ofWaterloo; Kathryn Momtahan and Barbarad’Entremont, Ottawa Hospital, Control TaskAnalysis in Action: Collaboration in theOperating Room2. Shinichiro Kawabata, Kyoto Inst. of Technology;Maki Nasu, Soliton Corp. Ltd.; AkiyoshiYamamoto, City Estate Co. Ltd.; NoriakiKuwahara and Hiroyuki Hamada, Kyoto Inst. ofTechnology, Recreation to Nursing FacilitiesTenant - Coloring3. Scott D. Wood, Veterans Health Admin. Office ofInformatics and Analytics; James P. Bagian, U. ofMichigan, A Cognitive Analysis of Color-Coded Wristband Use in Health Care4. Sara E. McBride, Georgia Tech; Wang-Chin Tsai,National Yunlin U. of Science and Technology;Camilla C. Knott, Aptima, Inc.; Wendy A. Rogers,Georgia Tech, Supporting the Management ofOsteoarthritis Pain: A Needs Analysis5. Jenay M. Beer, Jennifer M. Springman, Sara E.McBride, Tracy L. Mitzner, and Wendy A. Rogers,Georgia Tech, Needs Assessment for CertifiedNursing Assistants Providing Personal CareFP1 – WHAT DO HUMAN FACTORS/ERGO-NOMICS EXPERTS HAVE TO TELL JURIES THATTHEY DON'T ALREADY KNOW—BUT MAYTHINK THEY KNOW?Discussion PanelTuesday, September 20, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Veranda A/BForensics ProfessionalChair: Kenneth R. Laughery, Consultant; Cochair:Michael S. Wogalter, ConsultantPanelists: Kenneth E. Nemire, HFE Consulting;Alison G. Vredenburgh, Vredenburgh & Assoc.;Michael J. Kalsher, Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst.16 SEPTEMBER 20 – TUESDAY

HC3 – IMPACT OF ELECTRONIC MEDICALRECORDS ON CLINICAL WORKFLOWLectureTuesday, September 20, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Red Rock GHealth CareChair: Jennie Gallimore, Wright State U.; Cochair:Laurie Wolf, BJC Health System1. Cara A. Stitzlein, Penelope Sanderson, CristinaBeltran Orihuela, and Leanne Jack, U. ofQueensland; Bala Venkatesh, Princess AlexandraHospital, Evaluating the Impact of TechnologicalChange in a Critical Care Unit: Toward aModel to Support Stakeholder Envisionment2. Dana G. Douglas, UserWorks, Inc.; Ant Ozok,UMBC, Evaluating the Experience of HealthProfessionals During the Transition FromPaper to Electronic Charting3. Jason J. Saleem, Roudebush VA Medical Ctr.;Mindy Flanagan, IU Ctr. for Health Services &Outcomes Research; Laura G. Militello, AppliedDecision Science; Nicole Arbuckle, U. of DaytonResearch Inst.; Alissa L. Russ, Roudebush VAMedical Ctr.; A. Lucile Burgo-Black, VA ConnecticutHealth Care System; Bradley Doebbeling,Roudebush VA Medical Ctr., Paper Persistenceand Computer-Based Workarounds With theElectronic Health Record in Primary Care4. Calvin K. L. Or, U. of Hong Kong; Katie Wong,Ellen Tong, and Antonio Sek, Hong Kong HospitalAuthority, Clinical Workflow and Work SystemAssessment of Private Clinics in HongKong and Implications for Electronic MedicalRecord Development5. Vera Liao, Chieh-Li Chin, Stacey McKeever,Katie Kopren, and Daniel Morrow, Beckman Inst.at the U. of Illinois, Katherine Davis andElizabeth A. H. Wilson, Northwestern U.; DarrenKaiser, Northwestern Medical Faculty Foundation;Michael Wolf, Northwestern U.; Thembi Conner-Garcia and James Graumlich, U. of Illinois Collegeof Medicine at Peoria, Medtable TM : An EMR-Based Tool to Support Collaborative Planningfor Medication UseID1 – INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN HUMAN-AGENT INTERACTIONLectureTuesday, September 20, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Red Rock FIndividual DifferencesChair: James Szalma, U. of Central Florida1. Haneen Saqer, Ewart de Visser, Adam Emfield,Tyler Shaw, and Raja Parasuraman, George MasonU., Adaptive Automation to Improve HumanPerformance in Supervision of Multiple UninhabitedAerial Vehicles: Individual Markersof Performance2. Shih-Yi Chien, Huadong Wang, and MichaelLewis, U. of Pittsburgh, Effects of Spatial Abilityon Multi-Robot Control Tasks3. Stephanie Merritt, U. of Missouri - St. Louis,Affective Processes in Human-AutomationInteraction4. Brittany C. Sellers, Thomas Fincannon, andFlorian Jentsch, U. of Central Florida, IndexingSpatial Ability Across Team Size: The Influenceof the Weakest Link, Strongest Link, andAggregate Ability on Performance With MultipleUnmanned SystemsPD2 – TENTH ANNUAL USER-CENTEREDPRODUCT DESIGN AWARDAlternative FormatTuesday, September 20, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Red Rock IProduct DesignChair: Dianne McMullin, Boeing Co.; Cochair: StanCaplan, Usability Associates, LLCThe 2011 awardee will be announced and will presenta summary of the work.SD2 – SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT: FROM GUIDE-LINES THROUGH ASSESSMENTLectureTuesday, September 20, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Charleston FSystem DevelopmentChair: Pamela Savage-Knepshield, U.S. Army ResearchLab; Cochair: John Winters, SDI1. John M. O'Hara and James Higgins, BrookhavenNational Lab; Stephen Fleger, U.S. Nuclear RegulatoryCommission, Updating Human FactorsEngineering Guidelines for ConductingSafety Reviews of Nuclear Power PlantsTuesdaySept. 20SEPTEMBER 20 – TUESDAY 17

TuesdaySept. 202. Bryan E. Brett, Science Applications InternationalCorp.; Anita M. Rothblum, U.S. Coast Guard R&DCtr.; William A. Lyle and Joel Durgavich, SystemsPlanning and Analysis, Inc.; Michael G. Sargent,Science Applications International, Kevin F.Downer, U.S. Coast Guard R&D Ctr., PredictingTotal System Performance: The Benefit ofIntegrating Human Performance Models3. Diane Kuhl Mitchell, Kevin Agan, and CharnetaSamms, U.S. Army Research Lab, Both Sides ofthe Coin: Technique for Integrating HumanFactors and Systems Engineering in SystemDevelopment4. Kelly Hale, Sven Fuchs, Angela Carpenter, andKay M. Stanney, Design Interactive, Inc., A Scalefor Assessing Human Factors ReadinessLevels5. Kristin Moore, Space and Naval Warfare SystemsCtr. Atlantic; Joshua Gomer and MichaelShumberger, Human Factor Engineering, LLC;John Stiening, Atlascraft Development, Inc.,Human Factors Evaluation of the AdvancedSearch Boolean Design of the DynamicEnterprise Integration Platform (DEIP)SS2 – DEMONSTRATIONSDemonstrationsTuesday, September 20, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Charleston A, B, CDemonstationsChair: Ronald Boring, Idaho National Lab1. Varun Dutt and Cleotilde Gonzalez, CarnegieMellon U., Making Instance-Based LearningTheory Usable, Transparent, and Understandable:Instance-Based Learning Tool(Charleston A)2. Xianjun Sam Zheng, Joeri Kiekebosch, andRobert Rauschenberger, Siemens CorporateResearch, Attention-Aware Human-MachineInterface to Support Video Surveillance Task(Charleston B)3. Anikó Sándor, Kritina L. Holden, and John W.Pace, Lockheed Martin, Cursor Control DeviceTest Battery (Charleston C)ST1 – NOT YOUR NORMAL CAR ISSUES...DON'T LET IT RIDE!LectureTuesday, September 20, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Charleston ESurface TransportationChair: Bryan Reimer, MIT AgeLab and New EnglandU. Transportation Ctr.; Cochair: Matthew Camden,Virginia Tech Transportation Inst.1. Patrick Stahl, Birsen Donmez, and Greg A.Jamieson, U. of Toronto, A Field Study of HaulTruck Operations in Open Pit Mines2. Michael G. Lenné and Eve Mitsopoulos-Rubens,Monash U. Accident Research Ctr., Drivers’Decisions to Turn Across the Path of aMotorcycle With Low Beam Headlights3. Michael G. Lenné, Paul M. Salmon, Thomas J.Triggs, Miranda Cornelissen, and NebojsaTomasevic, Monash U. Accident Research Ctr.,How Does Motion Influence the Use of TouchScreen In-Vehicle Information Systems?4. Stephanie A. Whetsel, Rachel L. Rosenberg,Stacy A. Balk, Richard A. Tyrrell, Clemson U.,Pedestrians’ Estimates of Their Own Visibilityat Night Are Not Reduced When HeadlightsAre Severely Weakened5. Amanda K. Emo, Federal Highway Admin.;Matthew E. Funke and Gerald Matthews, U. ofCincinnati, Pedestrians’ Perceptions of CountermeasureEfficacy in Reducing Risks atIntersection CrossingsTuesday, September 205:00–7:00 p.m.Technical Group Networking/Business MeetingsSystem DevelopmentCharleston F5:00–6:00 p.m.Product DesignRed Rock I5:30–7:00 p.m.18 SEPTEMBER 20 – TUESDAY

Wednesday, September 217:00–8:30 a.m.Technical Group Networking/Business MeetingEducationVeranda C7:00–8:30 a.m. (breakfast)Wednesday, September 218:30–10:00 a.m.CE4 – EFFECTS OF INTERRUPTION ANDMEMORY ON HUMAN PERFORMANCELectureWednesday, September 21, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Red Rock ECognitive Engineering & Decision MakingChair: Stas Krupenia, Thales Research and Technology;Cochair: John Flowers, U. of Nebraska - Lincoln1. Ant Ozok, Aktta Patel, and Huijuan Wu, U. ofMaryland; Ayse P. Gurses, Johns Hopkins U. Schoolof Medicine, Medication Adherence AmongCommunity-Dwelling Older Adults: CurrentPractices and Potential Technology Solution2. Nicole E. Werner, George Mason U.; David M.Cades, Exponent; Deborah A. Boehm-Davis,Jessica Chang, Hibah Khan, and Gia Thi, GeorgeMason U., What Makes Us Resilient to Interruptions?Understanding the Role of IndividualDifferences in Resumption3. Meike Jipp, Christoph Moehlenbrink, MatthiasWies, and Helge Lenz, German Aerospace Ctr.,Does Cognitive Lockup Depend on the Situation,on the Person, or on an Interaction ofBoth?4. Carson Whitaker, Adrian Musters, and FrankDrews, U. of Utah, The Effect of IncongruentInstruction/Execution Pairs on WorkingMemory5. Rick van der Kleij and Maarten Hoeppermans,Netherlands Organization for Applied ScientificResearch, How Performance Feedback andReflection Affect Transactive MemoryE2 – THE SCIENCE OF PEDAGOGYLectureWednesday, September 21, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Charleston AEducationChair: Russ Branaghan, Arizona State U.; Cochair:Jamie Gorman, North Carolina State U.1. Kahyun Kim, Leanna M. Horton, and Catherine T.Amelink, Virginia Tech, Promoting InteractionsWith Technology: Review of a College-WideTablet PC Program2. Mark C. Schall, Michelle L. Rusch, and GebThomas, U. of Iowa; John D. Lee, U. of Wisconsin,An Investigation of Learning Style andDiscipline in a Human Factors Course3. Thomas J. Smith, U. of Minnesota, Ergonomicsof Learning Environments—Designs WithStrong, Equivocal or Poor Returns on EducationalInvestment4. Logan Fiorella and Jennifer J. Vogel-Walcutt, U.of Central Florida, Metacognitive Prompting asa Generalizable Instructional Tool inSimulation-Based Training5. Keith A. Kline and Richard Catrambone, GeorgiaTech, Learning From Multiphase Diagrams:Effects of Spatial Ability and VisuospatialWorking Memory CapacityGS3 – HUMAN FACTORS PRIZE SESSIONAlternative FormatWednesday, September 21, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Red Rock FGeneral SessionsChair: William S. Marras, Ohio State U.; Cochair:Nancy J. Cooke, Arizona State U.Dietrich Manzey and Maria Luz, Berlin Inst. of Technology;Stefan Mueller, Andreas Dietz, JuergenMeixensberger, and Gero Strauss, University HospitalLeipzig, Human Factors Prize Winners for Automationin Surgery: The Impact of Navigated-ControlAssistance on Performance, Workload, SituationAwareness, and Acquisition of Surgical SkillsThe session also includes brief presentations by runnersup.WednesdaySept. 21SEPTEMBER 21 – WEDNESDAY 19

WednesdaySept. 21HC4 – PATIENT SAFETY GONE MAD? TRANS-LATING TECHNIQUES FROM INDUSTRYDiscussion PanelWednesday, September 21, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Red Rock GHealth CareChair: Paul O’Connor, National U. of Ireland, Galway;Cochair: Tom Reader, National U. of Ireland, GalwayPanelists: Eduardo Salas, U. of Central Florida; StevenYule, U. of Aberdeen; Thoralf Sundt, MassachusettsGeneral Hospital; David Musson, McMaster U.; DouglasWiegmann, U. of Wisconsin-MadisonHC5 – HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING INTHE DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS:OPERATIONS AND RESEARCH INITIATIVESRELATED TO HEALTH CARE INFORMATIONTECHNOLOGY AND MEDICAL DEVICESDiscussion PanelWednesday, September 21, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Charleston BHealth CareChair: Janine Purcell, VHA Office of Health InformationPatient Safety Office; Cochair: Alissa L. Russ, U.S.Department of Veterans AffairsPanelists: Linda Williams, Veterans Affairs National Ctr.for Patient Safety; Jeanie Scott, Veterans HealthAdmin., Frank Drews, George E. Wahlen VA MedicalCtr.; Ross Speir, Veterans Health Admin.HP2 – HUMAN PERFORMANCE MODELING INCRITICAL ENVIRONMENTSLectureWednesday, September 21, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Charleston FHuman Performance ModelingChair: Charneta Samms, U.S. Army Research Lab1. Varun Dutt, Michael Yu, and Cleotilde Gonzalez,Carnegie Mellon U., Deciding When to Escapea Mine Emergency: Modeling Accumulationof Evidence About Emergencies ThroughInstance-Based Learning2. Pei-Ju Lee, Andreas Kolling, and Michael Lewis,U. of Pittsburgh, Workload Modeling UsingTime Windows and Utilization in an AirTraffic Control Task3. Peter Berggren, Swedish Defense ResearchAgency; Erik Prytz, Old Dominion U.; Björn J. E.Johansson and Staffan Nähhlinder, SwedishDefense Research Agency, The RelationshipBetween Workload, Teamwork, SituationAwareness, and Performance in Teams: AMicroworld Study4. Guozhen Zhao, Changxu Wu, and Bo Ou, U. atBuffalo, SUNY, Mathematical Modeling ofAverage Driver Speed Control With the Integrationof Queuing Network-Model HumanProcessor and Rule-Based Decision FieldTheory5. A. Marquis Gacy, Christopher D. Wickens, andAngelia Sebok, Alion Science & Technology;Brian F. Gore and Becky L. Hooey, San Jose StateU./NASA Ames Research Ctr., Modeling OperatorPerformance and Cognition in RoboticMissionsIE2 – ERGONOMIC DEVICES AND PRODUCTSLectureWednesday, September 21, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Red Rock IIndustrial ErgonomicsChair: Patrick Dempsey, NIOSH; Cochair: Carisa Harris,U. of California, Berkeley1. Steven A. Lavender, Pei-Ling Ko, and CarolynM. Sommerich, Ohio State U., BiomechanicalEvaluation of the Eco Pick Lift Assist: CouldThis Device Potentially Prevent Back andShoulder Injuries in People Doing Pick-to-Pallet Jobs in Distribution Centers?2. Shruti B. Gangakhedkar, Boeing Co.; David B.Kaber and Prithima R. Mosaly, North CarolinaState U., Effects of Scaffolding EquipmentInterventions on Muscle Activation and TaskPerformance3. Radin Zaid Radin Umar, Carolyn Sommerich,Kevin Evans, Steven Lavender, Elizabeth Sanders,and Wei-Ting Yen, Ohio State U.; Sharon Joines,North Carolina State U.; Sabrina Lamar, Consultant,Ergonomic Interventional Design of anArticulating Arm for Echocardiography Application:Front-End Design and Pilot Study4. Kermit G. Davis and Susan E. Kotowski, U. ofCincinnati; William S. Marras, Ohio State U.,Mechanical Power-Drive Reduces the Stresson the Back5. Carisa Harris and Bingyune Chen, U. of California,Berkeley; Ira Janowitz and David M. Rempel, U.of California, San Francisco, Ergonomic Evaluationof an Alternative Tool for CakeDecorating20 SEPTEMBER 21 – WEDNESDAY

PD3 – PRODUCT DESIGN AND MODELINGLectureWednesday, September 21, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Red Rock HProduct DesignChair: Ravindra S. Goonetilleke, Hong Kong U. ofScience and Technology; Cochair: Laurie Reiprich, U.of South Dakota1. Joonho Chang, Pennsylvania State U.; JesunHwang, Samsung Electronics; Seung Ki Moon,Nanyang Technological U.; Andris Freivalds,Pennsylvania State U., Determination of OptimalGrip Span Between a Bicycle Handlebar anda Brake Lever by Using a Two-DimensionalBiomechanical Hand Model2. Thilina W. Weerasinghe and Ravindra S.Goonetilleke, Hong Kong U. of Science and Technology,Center of Pressure Variations inHigh-Heeled Shoes3. Xiao Ma, Ameersing Luximon, and Yifan Zhang,Hong Kong Polytechnic U., The Application ofToe-Deletion and Ankle DeformationTechnique in Shoe Fitting Assessment4. John A. Roebuck, Roebuck Research and Consulting;John G. Casali, Virginia Tech, ReinventingAnthropometry for Design of Ear-Mountedor Ear-Coupled ProductsPP2 – ATTENTION AND WORKLOADLectureWednesday, September 21, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Charleston EPerception & PerformanceChair: Joel S. Warm, U.S. Air Force; Cochair: JaneBarrow, George Mason U.1. Grace Teo and James L. Szalma, U. of CentralFlorida, The Effects of Task Type and SourceComplexity on Vigilance Performance, Workload,and Stress2. Andre J. Garcia and Carryl Baldwin, George MasonU.; Matthew Funke, Gregory Funke, BenjaminKnott, Victor Finomore, and Joel Warm, U.S. AirForce Research Lab, Team Vigilance: The Effectsof Co-Action on Workload in Vigilance3. Elizabeth T. Newlin-Canzone and Mark W. Scerbo,Old Dominion U.; Gayle Gliva-McConvey andAmelia Wallace, Eastern Virginia Medical School,Attentional and Mental Workload Demandsin Nonverbal Communication4. Christiane Fricke-Ernst, Annette Kluge, and AnnaKoetteritzsch, U. of Duisburg-Essen, Comparisonof Controller Attention Decrease During DifferentBreak Patterns in Night Shifts5. Christina M. Kokini, Design Interactive, Inc.;Sangwon Lee and Richard J. Koubek, LouisianaState U.; Seung Ki Moon, Nanyang TechnologicalU., Effects of Mental Workload and OperatorControl on Perceived UsabilitySF3 – HUMAN FACTORS IN HEALTH CARE:STUDENT INVESTIGATIONS OF STRESSORS,COMPREHENSION,AND DIAGNOSISLectureWednesday, September 21, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Veranda A/BStudent Forum; cosponsored by Health CareChair: Tracy Mitzner, Georgia Tech; Cochair: WesleyLuttrell, North Carolina State U.1. Jenna L. Scisco, Eric R. Muth, Yujie Dong, andAdam W. Hoover, Clemson U.; Patrick M. O'Neil,Medical U. of South Carolina; Stephanie R.Fishel-Brown, Clemson U., Usability andAcceptability of the “Bite Counter” Device2. Mary E. Burford, Alison E. Yeck, Johnny A. Tucker,Linsey M. Barker Steege, and Kalyan S. Pasupathy,U. of Missouri, Stressors in the Pharmacy:An Observational Study of Interruptions3. Cara Bailey Fausset, Wendy A. Rogers, andArthur D. Fisk, Georgia Tech, Older Adults’Comprehension of Probabilistic Risk Expressionsin a Vaccine Information Statement: ATeach-Back Approach4. Julia DeBlasio Olsheski and Bruce N. Walker,Georgia Tech, Documentation in a MedicalSetting: Effects of Technology on PerceivedQuality of Care5. Charles Decheneaux, Mike McNeil, MustaphaMouloua, and Thomas Alicia, U. of Central Florida,Diagnosing HCI Trends of the Last Decadefor the Medical CommunitySS3 – DEMONSTRATIONSDemonstrationsWednesday, September 21, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Charleston C, Summerlin D, E, FDemonstationsChair: Ronald Boring, Idaho National Lab1. Alicia B. Fernandes, Philip J. Smith, Amy Spencer,and Eric Wiley, Ohio State U.; Dustin Johnson,AMT Machine Systems, Collaborative AirportTraffic System (CATS) to Evaluate DesignRequirements for an Airport SurfaceDeparture Management System(Charleston C)2. Victor S. Finomore and Dianne Popik, Air ForceResearch Lab; Ron Dallman, Ball Aerospace;John Stewart, Independent Contractor; Kelly M.WednesdaySept. 21SEPTEMBER 21 – WEDNESDAY 21

WednesdaySept. 21Satterfield and Courtney E. Castle, Oak RidgeInst. for Science and Education, Demonstrationof a Network-Centric Communication ManagementSuite: Multi-Modal Communication(Summerlin D)3. Hyungseok Oh, Seongsik Jo, and Rohae Myung,Korea U., Head Movement Module in ACT-Rfor Multi-Display Environment (Summerlin E)4. David T. Bauer, Amy L. Alexander, and Paul M.Picciano, Aptima, Inc., Demonstration of aHuman Task Inventory to Support RapidEmulation of Human Performance in AviationSimulations (Summerlin F)T2 – EXTREME TEAMS: IS A PARADIGM SHIFTREQUIRED?DebateWednesday, September 21, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Charleston DTraining; cosponsored by Aerospace SystemsChair: Wendy L. Bedwell, U. of Central Florida;Cochair: Aaron S. Dietz, U. of Central FloridaPanelists: Kathryn E. Keeton and Daniel Tani, NASA;Gerald Goodwin, U.S. Army Research Inst.; KimberlySmith-Jentsch, U. of Central FloridaWednesday, September 2110:30 a.m.–12:00 noonME1 – MACROEGONOMICS PAST, PRESENT,AND FUTURE: A TRIBUTE TO THE LATE HALHENDRICK AND TO THE FIELD OF MACRO-ERGONOMICSDiscussion PanelWednesday, September 21, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock EMacroergonomicsChair: Petra Alfred, U.S. Army Research Lab; Cochair:Valerie Rice, U.S. Army Research LabPanelists: Brian Kleiner, Virginia Tech; Andrew S. Imada,A.S. Imada & Associates; Pascale Carayon, U. ofWisconsin-Madison; Michelle Robertson, LibertyMutual Research Inst. for SafetyPOS2 – POSTERS 2Poster SessionWednesday, September 21, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock PromenadePostersChair: Benjamin Osafo-Yeboah, North Carolina StateU.; Cochair: Nirathi Govindu, Mississippi State U.Poster sessions are 90 minutes only; presenters arerequired to be present throughout the session.Perception and Cognition1. Shelby Thompson and Miranda Mesloh, LockheedMartin; Scott England and Elizabeth Benson, MEITechnologies; Sudhakar Rajulu, NASA JohnsonSpace Ctr., The Effects of ExtravehicularActivity (EVA) Glove Pressure on Tactility2. John W. Keller, Christopher D. Wickens, andRonald L. Small, Alion Science & Technology,N-SEEV in SOAS: Predicting Time to Noticefor Multi-Modal Cockpit Alerting Events3. Valerie K. Sims, Matthew G. Chin, Anne M.Sinatra, Heather C. Lum, Anthony Selkowitz,Carrie E. Murphy, and Kristin E. Oleson, U. ofCentral Florida, From TVs to Phones: AComparison of Adults’ Mental Models ofComputers in 1999 and 20094. Kristin E. Oleson, Joseph R. Keebler, and GianColombo, U. of Central Florida, The Effectsof Image Resolution on an Armored VehicleDifferentiation Task5. Francois Vachon and Sebastien Tremblay, UniversitéLaval; Alastair P. Nicholls, QinetiQ Ltd.;Dylan M. Jones, Cardiff U., Exploiting the AuditoryModality in Decision Support: Beneficial“Warning” Effects and Unavoidable Costs6. Kelly S. Steelman and Jason S. McCarley, U. ofIllinois at Urbana-Champaign, InteractionsAmong Target Salience, Eccentricity, TargetExpectancy, and Workload in an AlertDetection TaskDriving and Transportation Safety/Research7. Sarah N. Bell, Nathan Medeiros-Ward, and DavidL. Strayer, U. of Utah, Feminine Gender RoleConstructs and Aggressive Driving Behaviors8. Catherine E. Neubauer, Gerald Matthews, DyaniSaxby, and Lisa Langheim, U. of Cincinnati,Individual Differences and Automation Choicein Simulated Driving9. Wang Bo, Jin Xiaoping, Cheng Bo, and Tao Xin,Tsinghua U., Assessment of Driver MovementsDuring Prolonged Driving Using Seat PressureMeasurements10. Nash S. Stanton, Roger Lew, Nolan D. Boyle,Rowdy J. Hope, Brian P. Dyre, and Ernesto A.Bustamante, U. of Idaho, An Implementation22 SEPTEMBER 21 – WEDNESDAY

of a Graded Deceleration Display in BrakeLight Warning Systems11. Rowdy J. Hope, Roger Lew, Nolan D. Boyle,Nash S. Stanton, Brian P. Dyre, and Ernesto A.Bustamante, U. of Idaho, Effects and Evaluationof the Graded Deceleration Display on DriverBraking Performance12. Mustapha Mouloua, Daniela Jaramillo, and JananSmither, U. of Central Florida; Pascal Alberti, U. deTechnologie de Compiègne; J. Christopher Brill,Old Dominion U., The Effects of iPod Use onDriver DistractionTeam Cognition and Performance13. Christopher W. Wiese, Davin Pavlas, andStephen M. Fiore, U. of Central Florida, Towarda Quantification Scheme for External Representationsin Team Cognition Research14. Shannon Fouse and Nancy J. Cooke, ArizonaState U. Polytechnic; Jamie C. Gorman, TexasTech U.; Ivonne Murray, Morgan Uribe, andAaron Bradbury, Arizona State U. Polytechnic,Effects of Role and Location Switching onTeam Performance in a Collaborative PlanningEnvironment15. Adam Strang, Consortium Research FellowsProgram; Gregory J. Funke, Benjamin A. Knott,and Joel S. Warm, U.S. Air Force Research Lab,Physio-Behavioral Synchronicity as an Indexof Processes Supporting Team Performance16. Linda Pierce and Clara Williams, FAA Civil AerospaceMedical Inst., Are Small Teams MoreSatisfying?17. Heather C. Lum, Valerie K. Sims, and EduardoSalas, U. of Central Florida, Low-Level Predictorsof Team Performance and SuccessPotpourri18. David A. Krauss, J. Jay Todd, and Robyn Kim,Exponent, Inc.; Irving Scher, Guidance Engineering,A Risk Analysis of Fall-Related InjuriesUsing the NEISS Database19. Grace Teo, James L. Szalma, and Tarah Schmidt,U. of Central Florida, Predicting Performance,Subjective States, and Coping Strategy in aVigilance Task: The Role of IndividualDifferences20. Rick T. Burks and S. Camille Peres, U. ofHouston-Clear Lake, Procedure Classification:Putting Campbell’s Objective ComplexityFramework to Work for a PetrochemicalCompany21. David I. Gertman, Katya Le Blanc, and RonaldL. Boring, Idaho National Lab, Review of ComputerizedProcedure Guidelines for NuclearPower Plant Control RoomsUniversity Lab Posters22. U. of Virginia, Systems & Information Engineering23. Old Dominion U., REACTS Lab24. Clemson U., Cognition, Aging & Technology Lab(CATlab), Visual Perception & Performance LabWednesday, September 2112:00 noon–1:30 p.m.Technical Group Networking/Business MeetingsAgingVeranda C12:00 noon–1:30 p.m. (lunch)Perception and PerformanceSummerlin E12:00 noon–1:30 p.m. (lunch)Wednesday, September 211:30–3:00 p.m.A2 – DESIGNING TECHNOLOGY FOR THEOLDER USERLectureWednesday, September 21, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Charleston AAgingChair: Anne McLaughlin, North Carolina State U.;Cochair: Margaux Price, Clemson U.1. John S. Burnett and Tracy L. Mitzner, GeorgiaTech; Neil Charness, Florida State U.; Wendy A.Rogers, Georgia Tech, Understanding Predictorsof Computer Communication Technology Useby Older Adults2. Marita A. O'Brien, Kristin Weger, Mary E. DeFour,and Sarah M. Reeves, U. of Alabama in Huntsville,Examining Age and Experience Differencesin Use of Knowledge in the World in EverydayTechnology Interactions3. Wei-Ting Yen, Carolyn Sommerich, StevenLavender, Sharon Flinn, and Elizabeth Sanders,Ohio State U., Product Physical InterfaceDesign Characteristics for Older Adults WithHand Use Limitations: Exploration of Users’Experiences4. Laura A. Whitlock, Anne Collins McLaughlin,and Jason C. Allaire, North Carolina State U.,Video Game Design for Older Adults: UsabilityObservations From an Intervention StudyWednesdaySept. 21SEPTEMBER 21 – WEDNESDAY 23

WednesdaySept. 21AS3 – ADVANCED DISPLAY CONCEPTS FORAVIATION SYSTEMSLectureWednesday, September 21, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Red Rock HAerospace SystemsChair: Dennis B. Beringer, FAA Civil AerospaceMedical Inst.; Cochair: Savita A. Verma, FAA CivilAerospace Medical Inst.1. Kathleen McGarry and Emily Stelzer, MITRE,An Assessment of Pilots’ Concurrent Use ofRunway Entrance Lights and Surface MovementControl System Guidance SystemStop Bars2. Shu-Chieh Wu, San Jose State U.; Constance G.Duong, Stanford U.; Robert W. Koteskey, San JoseState U.; Walter W. Johnson, NASA Ames ResearchCtr., Designing a Flight Deck PredictiveWeather Forecast Interface SupportingIn-Flight Trajectory Planning3. Jocelyn M. Keillor, Kris Ellis, Gregory Craig,David Rozovski, and Robert Erdos, NationalResearch Council of Canada, Studying CollisionAvoidance by Nearly Colliding: A Flight TestEvaluation4. Kyle K. E. Ellis, Lynda J. Kramer, Kevin J. Shelton,J. J. (Trey) Arthur, and Lance J. Prinzel, NASALangley Research Ctr., Transition of Attentionin Terminal Area NextGen Operations UsingSynthetic Vision Systems5. Sehchang Hah and Ben Willems, Federal AviationAdmin.; Kenneth Schulz, Hi-Tec Systems, Inc.,What Happens When Data CommunicationFails? A Simulation StudyCE5 – PIONEERS IN COGNITIVE ENGINEERING& DECISION MAKING RESEARCH—FOUNDA-TIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SCIENCEOF HUMAN-AUTOMATION INTERACTIONAlternative FormatWednesday, September 21, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Red Rock ECognitive Engineering & Decision MakingChair: Peter A. Hancock, U. of Central Florida;Cochair: David B. Kaber, U. of Central FloridaPanelists: Ellen Bass, U. of Virginia; Karen Feigh,Georgia Tech; Jennifer Ockerman, Johns Hopkins U.;Richard Jagacinski, Ohio State U.; Raja Parasurman,George Mason U.; Christopher Wickens, Alion Science& Technology; Glenn Wilson, PhysiometrexCS2 – HUMAN FACTORS IN GAMES: RESEARCHAND DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGESAlternative FormatWednesday, September 21, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Charleston E/FComputer Systems; cosponsored by InternetChair: Felix Portnoy, U. of North Carolina; Cochair:Sehchang Hah, Federal Aviation Admin.Panelists: Laura Smith, Pogo/Electronic Arts; MariaHarrington, Virtual Field Trips; Kathleen Kremer,Fisher-Price; Tim Nichols, Microsoft Game Studios;Veronica Zammitto, Electronic ArtsGS4 – ARNOLD SMALL LECTURE IN SAFETYInvited AddressWednesday, September 21, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Red Rock FGeneral Sessions; cosponsored by SafetyChair: Michael Kalsher, Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst.Invited Speaker: Michael E. Frisina, The Frisina Group,Managing Health Care Complexity—ReducingMedical Errors Through Leadership BehaviorStrategiesHC6 – COMPLEX HEALTH CARE ENVIRON-MENTS: INTENSIVE CARE AND SURGERYLectureWednesday, September 21, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Red Rock GHealth CareChair: Merrick Kossack, Intuitive Surgical; Cochair:Cindy Miller, GE Healthcare1. Ranieri Yung Ing Koh, Benedict Tiong Chee Tay,and Xi Yang, Nanyang Technological U.; YoelDonchin, Hadassah Hebrew U. Medical Ctr.;Martin Helander, Nanyang Technological U.,Cognitive Factors Influencing the Managementof Interruptions During Surgical Counts2. Frank A. Drews, Jane Wallace, Jose Benuzillo,Boaz Markewitz, and Matthew Samore, U. ofUtah, Interruptions and Hazards in the ICU:A Second Look3. Lauren J. Morgan, U. of Oxford; Sharon P.Pickering, U. of Warwick Medical School; Ken C.Catchpole and Eleanor R. Robertson, U. of Oxford;Mohammed Hadi, U. of Warwick Medical School;Peter McCulloch, U. of Oxford, Observing andCategorizing Process Deviations in OrthopedicSurgery24 SEPTEMBER 21 – WEDNESDAY

4. Lucy Mitchell, Rhona Flin, and Steven Yule,U. of Aberdeen; Janet Mitchell, Aberdeen RoyalInfirmary; Kathy Coutts, Royal Aberdeen Children’sHospital; George G. Youngson, U. of Aberdeen,Evaluation of the SPLINTS Systemfor Scrub Practitioners’ Nontechnical Skills5. Sarah Henrickson Parker, Steven Yule, and RhonaFlin, U. of Aberdeen; Aileen McKinley, AberdeenRoyal Infirmary, Development of a Taxonomyfor Surgeons’ Intraoperative LeadershipHP3 – THE APPLICATION OF SIMULATIONTECHNOLOGY FOR TRAINING IN MILITARYMEDICINEDiscussion PanelWednesday, September 21, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Charleston BHuman Performance ModelingChair: Valerie Rice, U.S. Army Research Lab; Cochair:Petra Alfred, U.S. Army Research LaboratoryPanelists: Raymond Bateman and Gary Boykin, U.S.Army Research Lab; Jacki Morie, U. of SouthernCalifornia; Jack Norfleet, Simulation and TrainingTechnology Ctr.; Mark Scerbo, Old Dominion U.ID2 – INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN ATTEN-TION, PERFORMANCE, AND WORKLOADLectureWednesday, September 21, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Charleston CIndividual DifferencesChair: James Szalma, U. of Central Florida1. William S. Helton, James Head, and Paul N.Russell, U. of Canterbury, Relationship Betweena Self-Reported ADHD Questionnaire andSustained Attention to Local and GlobalTarget Features2. April Rose Panganiban and Gerald Matthews, U. ofCincinnati; Gregory J. Funke and Benjamin A.Knott, U.S. Air Force Research Lab, Effects ofAnxiety on Performance and Workload in anAir Defense Task3. Robert J. Youmans, Ivonne J. Figueroa, and OlgaKramarova, California State U., Northridge, ReactiveTask-Set Switching Ability, Not WorkingMemory Capacity, Predicts Change BlindnessSensitivity4. Brent Morgan, Sidney D'Mello, and Karl Fike,U. of Memphis; Robert Abbott and Michael Haass,Sandia National Labs; Andrea Tamplin and GabrielRadvansky, U. of Notre Dame; Chris Forsythe,Sandia National Labs, Individual Differences inMultitasking Ability and Adaptability5. Andrew R. Dattel, Jason E. Vogt, Jessica K.Fratzola, Daniel P. Dever, Matthew Stefonetti,Chelsea C. Sheehan, Marissa C. Miller, andJoseph A. Cavanagh, Marywood U., The Gorilla’sRole in Relevant and Irrelevant Stimuli inSituation Awareness and Driving HazardDetectionIE3 – INVITED ADDRESS: DAVID REMPEL ANDROBERT RADWINInvited AddressWednesday, September 21, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Red Rock IIndustrial ErgonomicsChair: Sean Gallagher, NIOSH; Cochair: Kermit Davis,U. of CincinnatiInvited Speakers: David M. Rempel, U. of Californiaat Berkeley, The Upper Extremity MSD ConsortiumGroup, Recent Findings from the ProspectiveNIOSH MSD Consortium Studies; Robert G.Radwin, U. of Wisconsin-Madison, Automated VideoExposure Assessment of Repetitive MotionST2 – U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION(DOT) HUMAN FACTORS COORDINATINGCOMMITTEE (HFCC) RESEARCH NEEDSDiscussion PanelWednesday, September 21, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Charleston DSurface TransportationChair: Michael Coplen, Federal Railroad Admin.;Cochair: Stephen Popkin, Federal Railroad Admin.Panelists: Colleen Donovan, Federal Aviation Admin.;Theresa Hallquist, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Admin.;Christopher Monk, Federal Highway Safety Admin.;Eric Traube, National Highway Traffic Safety Admin.Wednesday, September 213:30–6:30 p.m.Technical Group Networking/Business MeetingsAerospace SystemsRed Rock H3:30–5:30 p.m.Augmented CognitionRed Rock F3:30 to 5:30 p.m.Cognitive Engineering and Decision MakingRed Rock E3:30–5:15 p.m.WednesdaySept. 21SEPTEMBER 21 – WEDNESDAY 25

Program at a GlancePROGRAM AT A GLANCE7:00 – 10:00 a.m.10:30 – 12:00 noon1:30 – 3:00 p.m.3:30 – 5:00 p.m.EveningMondayMorning-Only Workshops, 8:30 a.m. –12:00 noonWK2 Introduction to R and Basic Statistical Analysis,Red Rock EFull-Day Workshops, 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.WK4 Understanding and Improving User Experience,Red Rock FWK5 How To Be an Effective HF/E Expert Witness,Red Rock GWK7 Human Performance Modeling and Simulation,Charleston AWK8 Human-Systems Integration Practitioner’sWorkshop, Charleston BWK10 Cognitive Neuroscience for the HF Practitioner,Charleston F9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.SF1Student Career and Professional DevelopmentDay, Red Rock HMorning-Only Workshop continuesFull-Day Workshops continueStudent Career and Professional DevelopmentDay continuesFull-Day Workshops continueAfternoon-Only Workshops, 1:30 – 5:00 p.m.WK3 Data Management and Visualization With R,Red Rock EStudent Career and Professional DevelopmentDay continuesFull-Day Workshops continueAfternoon-Only Workshops continue4:45 – 6:15 p.m.SS1 National Ergonomics Month Expo, Summerlin D5:30 – 6:30 p.m.First-Timers & Fellows Reception, Summerlin F6:30 – 9:30 p.m.Gala Opening Reception, Summerlin A/B/E/FTuesday7:00 – 7:45 a.m.Early-Morning Madness, Charleston B8:00 – 10:00 a.m.PL Opening Plenary Session, Summerlin BallroomAC1 Assessing Individual & Team Cognitive State,Charleston EAS1 Work Schedules & Fatigue Management Strategies,Red Rock HCE1 Team Performance, Red Rock EE1 The Practice of Pedagogy, Veranda A/BED1 Color & Wayfinding, Charleston BGS1 Past President’s Forum: HF in NextGenOperations, Red Rock IHC1 Meet the FDA HF Premarket Review Team, RedRock GI1 Usability Engineering & the Web, Red Rock FS1 Safety in Critical Systems, Charleston CSD1 Limitations & Advantages of Autonomy, Charleston FT1 HF Training in Aviation & Health Care, Charleston DTE1 The “Right Stuff” for Testing Human Performance,Charleston AA1 Understanding & Improving Older Adults’ Health,Charleston ACE2 Current State of HF in Systems Design, Red Rock ECS1 Information Display & Control, Charleston DGS2 NRC BOHSI Panel on HF in Home Health Care,Red Rock FHC2 Studying Clinical Communication, Red Rock GHP1 Human Performance Modeling With CognitiveArchitectures, Veranda A/BIE1 Computers & Upper Extremities, Red Rock IPD1 Invited Address: Charles Leech, Red Rock HPOS1 Posters, Red Rock PromenadePP1 Multimodal, Tactile, & Haptic Perception,Charleston ES2 Safety in Motion, Charleston CSF2 Emotion, Trust, & Virtual Agents, Charleston BVE1 Human & System Factors in Virtual Environments,Charleston FAS2 Impact of Automation in Aviation Systems, RedRock HC1 Social Structures & Computer-MediatedCommunication, Charleston DCE3 Tasks & Needs Analysis in Health Care, Red Rock EFP1 What do HF/E Experts Have to Tell Juries?Veranda A/BHC3 Impact of Electronic Medical Records, Red Rock GID1 Individual Differences in Human-Agent Interaction,Red Rock FPD2 10th Annual User-Centered Product DesignAward, Red Rock ISD2 From Guidelines Through Assessment, Charleston FSS2 Demonstrations, Charleston A, B, CST1 Not Your Normal Car Issues, Charleston E5:00 – 6:00 p.m.Student Reception, Pavilion Ballroom6:00 – 7:30 p.m.HFES Business Meeting/Future Leaders & VolunteersPanel, Red Rock G

Wednesday8:30 – 10:00 a.m.CE4 Effects of Interruption & Memory on Performance,Red Rock EE2 The Science of Pedagogy, Charleston AGS3 Human Factors Prize Session, Red Rock FHC4 Patient Safety Gone Mad? Red Rock GHC5 HF Engineering in Department of Veterans Affairs,Charleston BHP2 Human Performance Modeling in CriticalEnvironments, Charleston FIE2 Ergonomic Devices & Products, Red Rock IPD3 Product Design & Modeling, Red Rock HPP2 Attention & Workload, Charleston ESF3 HF in Health Care, Veranda A/BSS3 Demonstrations, Charleston C, Summerlin D, E, FT2 Extreme Teams, Charleston DME1 Tribute to Hal Hendrick and Macroergonomics,Red Rock EPOS2 Posters, Red Rock PromenadeThursday8:30 – 10:00 a.m.AC2 Engineering With Psychophysiological Measurement,Pavilion BallroomAS4 Air Traffic Control, Red Rock HCE6 Measures & Methods in Complex Environments,Red Rock EFP2 Participation on Voluntary Standards Committees,Charleston AHC7 Physical Ergonomics in Health Care, Red Rock FHC8 Health Information Technology, Red Rock GI2 Mobile Devices & Cybersecurity, Charleston FPD4 Product Design, Investigation, Assessment, RedRock IPP3 Visual Perception, Charleston EST3 Cognition & Emotion Topics in TransportationResearch, Charleston DTE2 Test & Evaluation Lecture Session, Charleston BCE7 Situation Awareness, Red Rock ECE8 Visualizations & Displays, Red Rock HHC9 Mobile Technology, Red Rock FHC10 Human Performance in Health Care, Red Rock GHP4 Modeling Cognition, Pavilion BallroomIE4 Work Processes & Driving, Red Rock IPOS3 Posters, Red Rock PromenadePP4 Acoustics & Speech, Charleston ES3 Safety in Everyday Life, Charleston ASD3 Human-Systems Integration Trade-Off Analyses,Charleston BSF4 Cutting-Edge Research in Biomechanics,Charleston FST4 Vision Is King, Charleston DFriday8:30 – 10:00 a.m.AS7 Tools for Designing NextGen Technologies,Red Rock HCE11 Human-Robot Interaction, Red Rock EHC14 HF Education for Health Care Audiences, RedRock FIE6 Muscles, Fatigue, & Posture, Red Rock IPD6 Product Design, Evaluation, & Accidents,Charleston APP6 Perception & Performance Potpourri, Charleston ET4 Training Complex Skills, Red Rock GTE3 HF Practitioners: Police or Partners? Charleston FAS8 Training in Diverse Aviation Domains, Red Rock HCE12 From Teleoperation to Teammate, Red Rock EHC15 Novel Technologies in Health Care, Red Rock GHC16 Simulation in Health Care, Red Rock FIE7 Ergonomics Processes & Special Populations,Red Rock ISD5 Tools for Battlefield Airmen, Charleston FST6 Headway, Speed, Acceleration, Automation,Charleston EA2AS3CE5CS2GS4HC6HP3ID2IE3ST2Designing Technology for the Older User,Charleston AAdvanced Display Concepts for Aviation Systems,Red Rock HPioneers in CEDM Research, Red Rock EHF in Games, Charleston E/FArnold Small Lecture in Safety, Red Rock FComplex Health Care Environments, Red Rock GSimulation Technology for Training in MilitaryMedicine, Charleston BIndividual Differences in Attention, Performance,Charleston CInvited Addresses: David Rempel & Robert Radwin,Red Rock IDOT HF Coordinating Committee ResearchNeeds, Charleston DAS5 NextGen Unamanned Air Vehicle Concepts,Red Rock HC2 Communications Potpourri, Charleston BCE9 Models of Cognitive Workflow & Readiness,Red Rock ECS3 Activity Awareness in Computer-MediatedCollaboration, Charleston DED2 Environmental Design Potpourri, Charleston FGS5 Health, Tiredness, & Workload, Red Rock FHC11 Hand-Offs in Health Care, Red Rock GPD5 Product Design, Usability, Accessibility, Red Rock IPP5 Research in Support of Current MilitaryOperations, Charleston ESD4 Concepts & Methods to Support Cognitive Work,Pavilion BallroomT3 Analysis & Application of Training Methods,Charleston A3:00 – 6:30 p.m.Technical Group Networking/Business Meetings(see p. 6)AS6 Teamwork in Aviation Systems, Red Rock HCE10 Addressing Human-Automation Challenges,Red Rock EED3 Re-Envisioning the Office Workplace, Charleston FHC12 HF Design of Medical Work Units, Red Rock FHC13 Medical Devices & Human Error, Red Rock GID3 ID in Cognitive Traits & Performance, Charleston BIE5 Low Back, Red Rock IME2 Under the Macroergonomics Umbrella,Charleston EPOS4 Posters, Red Rock PromenadeS4 Safety Theories & Analyses, Charleston AST5 Unintended Acceleration, Charleston DPROGRAM AT A GLANCE

ThursdaySept. 22CommunicationsCharleston D3:30–4:30 p.m.Computer Systems/InternetCharleston E3:30–4:30 p.m.Environmental Design/MacroergonomicsCharleston B3:45–5:00 p.m.Forensics Professional/SafetyCharleston B5:30–6:30 p.m.Health CareRed Rock G3:15–4:30 p.m.Human Performance ModelingCharleston C5:30–6:30 p.m.Industrial ErgonomicsRed Rock I3:30–4:30 p.m.Internet/Computer SystemsCharleston E3:30–4:30 p.m.Macroergonomics/Environmental DesignCharleston B3:45–5:00 p.m.Safety/Forensics ProfessionalCharleston B5:30–6:30 p.m.Surface TransportationCharleston D5:00–6:30 p.m.TrainingCharleston A3:30–4:30 p.m.Virtual EnvironmentsCharleston C3:30–4:30 p.m.Thursday, September 228:30–10:00 a.m.AC2 – ENGINEERING AND AUGMENTINGWITH PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICALMEASUREMENTLectureThursday, September 22, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Pavilion BallroomAugmented Cognition; cosponsored by CognitiveEngineering & Decision MakingChair: John S. Wagner, Sandia National Labs; Cochair:Christopher Forsythe, Sandia National Labs1. Michael Schrauf and Andreas Sonnleitner,Daimler AG; Michael Simon, U. of Tübingen;Wilhelm E. Kincses, Daimler AG, EEG AlphaSpindles as Indicators for Prolonged BrakeReaction Time During Auditory SecondaryTasks in a Real Road Driving Study2. Molly M. Liechty and Poornima Madhavan, OldDominion U., An Eye Movement Analysis ofContextual Cueing Effects3. Claudio Campus, Luca Brayda, and Ryad Chellali,Italian Inst. of Technology; Cristina Martinoli,Istituto David Chiossone onlus; Guido Rodriguez,U. of Genova, A Neurophysiological andBehavioral Investigation of Tactile SpatialExploration for Sighted and Non-SightedAdults4. Kimberly E. Culley, Poornima Madhavan, RayHeikens, and Jeremy Brown, Old Dominion U.,Effects of Emotional Priming on VisualThreat Detection5. Ciara Sibley and Joseph Coyne, U.S. NavalResearch Lab; Carryl Baldwin, George Mason U.,Pupil Dilation as an Index of LearningAS4 – AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL: IMPACT OFTECHNOLOGYLectureThursday, September 22, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Red Rock HAerospace SystemsChair: Valerie J. Gawron, MITRE Corp.; Cochair: PaulKrois, Federal Aviation Admin.1. Michael W. Sawyer, Katherine A. Berry, and RyanBlanding, TASC, Inc., Assessing the HumanContribution to Risk in NextGen2. Hayley J. Davison Reynolds, Maria Picardi Kuffner,and Sarah K. Yenson, MIT Lincoln Lab, A FieldDemonstration of the Air Traffic ControlTower Flight Data Manager Prototype26 SEPTEMBER 22 – THURSDAY

3. Randy L. Sollenberger, Federal Aviation Admin.;Mark Hale, CSSI, Human-in-the-Loop Investigationof Variable Separation Standards in theEn Route Air Traffic Control Environment4. Stephen R. Ellis, NASA Ames Research Ctr.;Norbert Füerstenau and Monika Mittendorf,DLR Braunschweig, Frame Rate Effects onVisual Discrimination of Landing AircraftDeceleration: Implications for Virtual TowerDesign and Speed Perception5. Christoph Moehlenbrink and Anne Papenfuss,German Aerospace Ctr., ATC-MonitoringWhen One Controller Operates Two Airports:Research for Remote Tower CentersFP2 – PARTICIPATION ON VOLUNTARY COM-MITTEES FOR STANDARDS AND CODES BYFORENSIC PRACTITIONERS:A WIN-WINCOMBINATIONAlternative FormatThursday, September 22, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Charleston AForensics ProfessionalChair: Shelley Waters Deppa, Safety Behavior Analysis;Cochair: H. Harvey Cohen, Error Analysis, Inc.Panelists: Jake Pauls, Jake Pauls Consulting Services inBuilding Use and Safety; Keith Vidal, Vidal Engineering,LC; Daniel A. Johnson, Daniel A. Johnson, Inc.CE6 – MEASURES AND METHODS INCOMPLEX ENVIRONMENTSLectureThursday, September 22, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Red Rock ECognitive Engineering & Decision MakingChair: Matthew Bolton, San Jose State U. ResearchFoundation at NASA Ames; Cochair: Frank Lacson,Pacific Science & Engineering Group1. Jason S. McCarley, U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Joshua Rubinstein, U.S. Departmentof Homeland Security; Kelly S. Steelman andLeah A. Swanson, U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Estimating Users’ PreferredResponse Bias in an Automated DiagnosticAid: A Psychophysical Approach2. Anita Vuckovic, Peter J Kwantes, and AndrewNeal, U. of Queensland, A Dynamic Model ofDecision Making in ATC: Adaptation of CriterionAcross Angle and Time3. Catherine M. Burns, U. of Waterloo; Geoffrey Hoand G. Robert Arrabito, Defense Research andDevelopment Canada, Mapping Ecologicallyto Modalities4. Miranda Cornelissen and Paul M. Salmon,Monash U.; Daniel P. Jenkins, SociotechnicLimited; Michael G. Lenné, Monash U., HowCan They Do It? A Structured Approach tothe Strategies Analysis Phase of CognitiveWork Analysis5. Jonathan M. Histon, U. of Waterloo; R. JohnHansman, Massachusetts Inst. of Technology,Air Traffic Controller Operating Modes andCognitive Complexity RegulationHC7 – PHYSICAL ERGONOMICS INHEALTH CARELectureThursday, September 22, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Red Rock FHealth CareChair: Marilyn Sue Bogner, Inst. for the Study ofHuman Error; Cochair: Ed Israelski, Abbott Labs1. Peter Mylon, Matt J. Carré, Roger Lewis, andNicolas Martin, U. of Sheffield, Review of TestMethods Relevant to Medical Glove Design2. Adam E. de Laveaga, U. of Nebraska - Lincoln;Michael C. Wadman, U. of Nebraska MedicalCtr.; Laura Wirth and M. Susan Hallbeck, U. ofNebraska - Lincoln, Novice and Expert MuscleUtilization and Wrist Postures During SimulatedEndotracheal Intubation—A Pilot Study3. Laurence Clift, Loughborough U.; Maxine A.Clift, Derby Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust;Edward Elton, Loughborough U., Evaluatingthe Fit of Operating Theatre Tables—UsingBasic Ergonomics to Help Improve Procurementof Medical Technology4. Denny Yu, Michael Sackllah, and Charles Woolley,U. of Michigan; Steven Kasten, U. of MichiganHospital; Thomas J. Armstrong, U. of Michigan,Alternative 2D and 3D Visualization Methodsfor Microsurgery: Posture, Performance, andDiscomfort Analysis5. David P. Gilkey, Elissa Randall, Chad Hansen,Anuja Patil, and John Rosecrance, Colorado StateU.; David Douphrate, U. of Texas, MusculoskeletalSymptoms and Ergonomic Risk FactorsAmong Veterinary UltrasonographersThursdaySept. 22SEPTEMBER 22 – THURSDAY 27

ThursdaySept. 22HC8 – HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY:CAN THERE BE MEANINGFUL USE WITHOUTMEANINGFUL DESIGN?Discussion PanelThursday, September 22, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Red Rock GHealth CareChair: Ann M. Bisantz, U. at Buffalo, SUNY; Cochair:Priyadarshini R. Pennathur, Johns Hopkins U. Schoolof MedicinePanelists: Ben-Tzion Karsh, U. of Wisconsin-Madison;Robert L. Wears, U. of Florida; Vicki R. Lewis,MedStar Inst. for Innovation; Jessica Ancker, WeillCornell Medical CollegeI2 – MOBILE DEVICES AND CYBERSECURITYLectureThursday, September 22, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Charleston FInternet; cosponsored by Computer SystemsChair: Eric Jones, Aptima1. Bryan A. Campbell, Chad C. Tossell, Michael D.Byrne, and Philip Kortum, Rice U., Voting on aSmartphone: Evaluating the Usability of anOptimized Voting System for HandheldMobile Devices2. Sean T. Hayes, Eli R. Hooten, and Julie A. Adams,Vanderbilt U., Visually Cued Touch Gesturesfor Accurate Mobile Interaction3. Joshua B. Hurwitz, Motorola Mobility, Inc., TheInfluence of Trust and Privacy Risk-Takingon User Acceptance of Electronic ServicesThat Collect Personal Information4. Michael W. Boyce, U.S. Department of HomelandSecurity; Katherine Muse Duma, Booz AllenHamilton; Lawrence J. Hettinger, Liberty MutualResearch Inst. for Safety; Thomas B. Malone,Carlow International Inc.; Darren P. Wilson andJanae Lockett-Reynolds, U.S. Department ofHomeland Security, Human Performance inCybersecurity: A Research Agenda5. Kevin A. Juang and Joel S. Greenstein, ClemsonU., Evaluating the Usability and Security ofInput Masking TechniquesPD4 – PRODUCT DESIGN, INVESTIGATION,AND ASSESSMENTLectureThursday, September 22, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Red Rock IProduct DesignChair: Joel Greenstein, Clemson U.; Cochair: YunchenHuang, Mississippi State U.1. Eunjin Jeon and Jeongrim Jung, POSTECH;Heeeun Kim, Kyungpook National U.; SeikwonPark, Korea Air Force Academy; Heecheon You,POSTECH, An Ergonomic Design of FlightSuit Pattern According to Wearing Characteristics2. Christina N. Harrington and Sharon M. B. Joines,North Carolina State U., Assessing User ExperienceWith Crutch Use: A Review ofLiterature3. Uwe Reischl, Boise State U.; Ravindra S.Goonetilleke, Hong Kong U. of Science andTechnology, Thermal Properties of ReflectiveHelmet Exposed to Infrared Radiation4. Dan Nathan-Roberts, Jarod C. Kelly, and Yili Liu,U. of Michigan, Determining the Effect ofUsers’ Mobile Phone on Design Preferencevia Interactive Genetic Algorithms5. Jesun Hwang and Joonho Chang, PennsylvaniaState U.; Seung Ki Moon, Nanyang TechnologicalU.; Andris Freivalds, Pennsylvania State U.,Design and Assessment of Ergonomics ofHand-Powered Pruning Shears Based onGender-Specific Operating StrategyPP3 – VISUAL PERCEPTIONLectureThursday, September 22, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Charleston EPerception & PerformanceChair: William Kosnik, U.S. Air Force; Cochair: PaulHavig, U.S. Air Force1. Meike Jipp and Uwe Teegen, German AerospaceCtr., An Empirical Analysis of the GazeBehavior of Aircraft Pilots Within a HighlyAutomated Aircraft-Air Traffic ControlEnvironment2. Stacy A. Balk and Richard A. Tyrrell, Clemson U.,The (In)Accuracy of Estimations of OurOwn Visual Acuity in the Presence of Glare3. Hongyi Cai, U. of Kansas, A Practical LegibilityIndex: From Definition to MeasurementTechnology4. J. X. Yang, C. T. Guo, R. H.Y. So, and R. T. F.Cheung, U. of Hong Kong, Effects of Eye Fixationon Visually Induced Motion Sickness:28 SEPTEMBER 22 – THURSDAY

Are They Caused by Changes in Retinal SlipVelocity?5. Anthony J. Hornof and Kyle E. V. Vessey, U. ofOregon, The Sound of One Eye Clapping:Tapping an Accurate Rhythm With EyeMovementsST3 – COGNITION AND EMOTION TOPICS INTRANSPORTATION RESEARCHLectureThursday, September 22, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Charleston DSurface TransportationChair: Justin F. Morgan, Virginia Tech TransportationInst.; Cochair: Amanda K. Emo, Federal HighwayAdmin.1. Birsen Donmez, U. of Toronto; Bryan Reimer,Bruce Mehler, Martin Lavallière, and Joseph F.Coughlin, Massachusetts Inst. of Technology, APilot Investigation of the Impact of CognitiveDemand on Turn Signal Use During LaneChanges in Actual Highway ConditionsAcross Multiple Age Groups2. Paul M. Salmon, Kristie L. Young, and MichaelG. Lenne, Monash U., Investigating the Roleof Roadway Environment in Driving Errors:An On-Road Study3. Hadar Rosenhand, Volpe National TransportationSystems Ctr.; Emilie Roth, Roth Cognitive Engineering;Jordan Multer, Volpe National TransportationSystems Ctr., Cognitive and CollaborativeDemands of Freight Conductor Activities:Results and Implications of a Cognitive TaskAnalysis4. Myounghoon Jeon and Bruce N. Walker, GeorgiaTech, What to Detect? Analyzing FactorStructures of Affect in Driving Contexts foran Emotion Detection and Regulation System5. Jibo He and Jason S. McCarley, U. of Illinois,Effects of Cognitive Distraction on Lane-Keeping: Performance Loss or Improvement?TE2 – TEST & EVALUATION LECTURE SESSIONLectureThursday, September 22, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Charleston BTest & EvaluationChair: Karen Holness, Naval Air Warfare Ctr. TrainingSystems Div.; Cochair: Thomas Alicia, Naval Air WarfareCtr. Training Systems Div.1. Chee Hong Teo, Aik Kuan Ng, Keng Kiang Tan,and John Kok Tiong Soo, DSO National Lab,Evaluation of Input Devices for Pointing,Dragging, and Text Entry Tasks on a TrackedVehicle2. Shi Cao and Yili Liu, U. of Michigan, MentalWorkload Modeling in an Integrated CognitiveArchitecture3. Peter N. Squire, Elizabet Haro, Patrick Mead,and John L. Schultz, Naval Surface Warfare Ctr.,Dahlgren Division; Adrian Adame, Marine CorpsWarfighting Lab, An Extended User Evaluationof the Apple Inc. iPod Touch to Aid the U.S.Marine Corps4. Mark E. Becker and Dick Horst, UserWorks, Inc.,Design Insights From Observing Student LoanApplicants Correcting Their FAFSAs Online5. Jessica E. Olszta and Maria Picardi Kuffner,Massachusetts Inst. of Technology, IncorporatingHuman Factors Into the Developmentand Operational Evaluations of RunwayStatus LightsThursday, September 2210:30 a.m.–12:00 noonCE7 – SITUATION AWARENESSLectureThursday, September 22, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock ECognitive Engineering & Decision MakingChair: Meike Jipp, German Aerospace Ctr.; Cochair:Susan Hutchins, U.S. Naval Postgraduate School1. Arathi Sethumadhavan, Medtronic, Inc., Effectsof First Automation Failure on SituationAwareness and Performance in an Air TrafficControl Task2. Daniel I. Gartenberg, George Mason U.;Malcolm J. McCurry and Greg J. Trafton, U.S.Naval Research Lab, Situation AwarenessReacquisition in a Supervisory Control Task3. Arathi Sethumadhavan, Medtronic, Inc., KnowingWhat You Know: The Role of Meta-SituationAwareness in Predicting Situation Awareness4. Haydee M. Cuevas, Rashaad E. T. Jones, andMary E. Mossey, SA Technologies, Team andShared Situation Awareness in DisasterAction Teams5. Sarah Miller, Charles Stark Draper Lab; AlexKirlik, U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; NathanHendren, Massachusetts Inst. of Technology,Applying Knowledge and Confidence Informationto Predict Achievement in ForecastingThursdaySept. 22SEPTEMBER 22 – THURSDAY 29

ThursdaySept. 22CE8 – VISUALIZATIONS AND DISPLAYSLectureThursday, September 22, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock HCognitive Engineering & Decision MakingChair: Michelle Lenox, SA Technologies, Inc.; Cochair:Erik Connors, SA Technologies, Inc.1. Lu Wang, Medtronic; Greg A. Jamieson, U. ofToronto; Justin G. Hollands, Defence Researchand Development Canada, The Effects of DesignFeatures on Users’ Trust in and Reliance ona Combat Identification System2. Heidi S. Kramer and Frank A. Drews, U. of Utah,Using Salience to Guide Searches in DigitalDisplays3. Jennifer Tsai, U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign;Sarah Miller, The Charles Stark Draper Lab; AlexKirlik, U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, InteractiveVisualizations to Improve BayesianReasoning4. Jerred C. Holt, Kevin Bennett, and John Flach,Wright State U., Ambiguity and Content MappingAmong Display Types5. Shanqing Yin, Nanyang Technological U.;Christopher D. Wickens, Alion Science & Technology.;Hong-Xiang Pang and Martin Helander,Nanyang Technological U., Comparing Rate-of-Change Cues in Trend Displays for a ProcessControl SystemHC9 – MOBILE TECHNOLOGY: THE WAVE OFTHE FUTURE TO IMPROVE HEALTH CARE?Discussion PanelThursday, September 22, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock FHealth CareChair: Elizabeth H. Lazzara, U. of Central Florida;Cochair: Sallie J. Weaver, U. of Central FloridaPanelists: Andrew Raij and David Metcalf, U. of CentralFlorida; Frank Drews, U. of Utah; Meghan Dierks,Harvard School of MedicineHC10 – HUMAN PERFORMANCE INHEALTH CARELectureThursday, September 22, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock GHealth CareChair: Robert Rauschenberger, Exponent; Cochair:Jenna Marquard, U. of Massachusetts1. Sue A. Ferguson, Riley E. Splittstoesser, andWilliam S. Marras, Ohio State U., DifferencesBetween Physicians in Lumbar MRIMeasures2. Steven Yule, Helene Jones, and Sarah Henrickson-Parker, U. of Aberdeen; Chris Driver, RoyalAberdeen Children's Hospital; Adrian Neill andTim McAdam, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, ActionVideo Gaming Is Related to Surgical Performance:Time to Focus on Attention RatherThan Dexterity in Surgical Training?3. Izhak Nadler and Penelope M. Sanderson, U. ofQueensland, Using Brunswik’s ProbabilisticFunctionalism to Test How Clinicians MakeJudgments in Simulated Neonatal ResuscitationScenarios4. Emily A. Hildebrand, Phoenix VA Health CareSystem; Russell J. Branaghan, Arizona State U.;Brooke L. Neuman, Jonathan Jolly, and T. B.Garland, Phoenix VA Health Care System; MisteyTaggart, Arizona State U.; Dana Epstein, PhoenixVA Health Care System; Judith Babcock-Parzialeand Victoria Brown, Southern Arizona VA HealthCare System, An Expert Perspective of Errorsin Endoscope Reprocessing5. Prithima R. Mosaly and Lukasz M. Mazur, NorthCarolina State U.; Marianne Jackson and Sha X.Chang, U. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill;Katharin Deschesne Burkhardt, U. of NorthCarolina, Jing Xu, North Carolina State U.; JohnRockwell and Lawrence B. Marks, U. of NorthCarolina at Chapel Hill, Empirical Evaluationof the Radiation Oncology Physicist’s WorkloadDuring Radiation Treatment Planningand DeliveryHP4 – MODELING COGNITIONLectureThursday, September 22, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonPavilion BallroomHuman Performance Modeling; cosponsored byCognitive Engineering & Decision MakingChair: Matthew Bolton, San Jose State U./NASAAmes Research Ctr.1. Daniel N. Cassenti and Troy D. Kelley, U.S. ArmyResearch Lab; Herbert A. Colle and Elizabeth A.McGregor, Wright State U., Modeling PerformanceMeasures and Self-Ratings of Workloadin a Visual Scanning Task2. Tim Halverson and Glenn Gunzelmann, U.S. AirForce Research Lab, Visual Search VersusMemory in a Paired Associate Task3. Michael Farry, Eric Carlson, and SamuelMahoney, Charles River Analytics Inc., TheMutual Support Function Model: A CognitiveModel for Intelligence Analysis SupportingIrregular Warfare30 SEPTEMBER 22 – THURSDAY

4. Frank Tamborello, U. of Texas Health ScienceCtr. at Houston; Michael D. Byrne, Rice U.,Simple Procedural and Declarative MemoryBuilding Blocks Explain Emergent ComplexBehavior in Routine Tasks, Including HumanError5. Tareq Z. Ahram, Waldemar Karwowski, andWilawan Onkham, U. of Central Florida, HumanTotal Ownership Cost in Complex Systems:Estimating Human Performance Cost inEnvironments With Multiple Layers ofTechnologyIE4 – WORK PROCESSES AND DRIVINGLectureThursday, September 22, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock IIndustrial ErgonomicsChair: David Cochran, U. of Nebraska; Cochair: KyleSaginus, Marquette U.1. Kyle Saginus and Richard Marklin, Marquette U.;Patricia Seeley, Ergonomics Solutions LLC;Stephen Freier, Marquette U., The Effects ofMobile Computer Location in a Vehicle Cabon Muscle Activity and Joint Postures2. Jangwoon Park, Baekhee Lee, Younggeun Choi,Kihyo Jung, and Heecheon You, Pohang U. ofScience and Technology; Sungjin Sah, JongkwonPyun, and Kinam Kim, Hyundai Motor Co. &Kia Motors Corporation, Development of a Hipand Eye-Point Prediction Model for DrivingPosture Using Geometric Equations3. Sean Gallagher, Jonisha Pollard, Nikky Manke,and John Heberger, National Inst. for OccupationalSafety and Health, Field Assessment ofBiomechanical and Physiological Demands inSand and Limestone Bagging Operations4. Chunhui He and Kermit G. Davis, U. of CincinnatiMedical Ctr., Impact of Shift Work on Physicaland Postural Demands Among NursingAides in Long-Term Health Care Facilities5. Vernnaliz Carrasquillo, Thomas J. Armstrong, andS. Jack Hu, U. of Michigan, Work Variationsand Musculoskeletal Stresses in PacedProduction OperationsPOS3 – POSTERS 3Poster SessionThursday, September 22, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock PromenadePostersChair: Theresa Guarrera, U. at Buffalo, SUNY; Cochair:Stephanie Whetsel, Clemson U.Poster sessions are 90 minutes only; presenters arerequired to be present throughout the session.Robotics Research and Application1. Jonathan B. Streater, John Elias, PatriciaBockelman Morrow, and Stephen M. Fiore, U. ofCentral Florida, Toward an InterdisciplinaryUnderstanding of Perspective for Human-Robot Teamwork2. John Z. Elias, Patricia Bockelman Morrow,Jonathan Streater, Shaun Gallagher, and StephenM. Fiore, U. of Central Florida, Toward TriadicInteractions in Autism and Beyond: TransitionalObjects, Joint Attention, and SocialRobotics3. Elizabeth K. Phillips, Scott Ososky, Janna Grove,and Florian G. Jentsch, U. of Central Florida,From Tools to Teammates: Toward the Developmentof Appropriate Mental Models forIntelligent Robots4. David Schuster and Florian Jentsch, U. of CentralFlorida, Measurement of Situation Awarenessin Human-Robot Teams5. Jessie Y. C. Chen and Michael J. Barnes, U.S. ArmyResearch Lab; Stephanie A. Quinn and WilliamPlew, U. of Central Florida, Effectiveness ofRoboLeader for Dynamic Re-Tasking in anUrban EnvironmentSimulation and Games6. Patricia Bockelman Morrow, John Z. Elias,Jonathan Streater, Scott Ososky, ElizabethPhillips, Stephen M. Fiore, and Florian Jentsch,U. of Central Florida, Embodied CognitiveFidelity and the Advancement of Human-Robot Team Simulations7. Kristin E. Oleson, Amanda M. Surprenant, TomCarbone, and Lucas Blair, U. of Central Florida,Teaching Algebraic Concepts via SeriousGames on a Tablet PC8. Matthew D. Marraffino, Heather C. Lum, ValerieK. Sims, Matthew G. Chin, and Shane E. Halse,U. of Central Florida; Bradley Lippman, ElectronicArts, So You Think You Know Football?Effects of Individual Differences on VideoGame Performance9. David Sharek and Eric N. Wiebe, North CarolinaState U., Using Flow Theory to Design VideoGames as Experimental StimuliThursdaySept. 22SEPTEMBER 22 – THURSDAY 31

ThursdaySept. 2210. Matthew E. St. Pierre, James Salley, and EricMuth, Clemson U.; Jason Moss, DesignInteractive, Inc., Dark Vergence Postureand Simulator Sickness in a Head MountedDisplayTraining11. Christine M. Covas-Smith and Herbert H. Bell,U.S. Air Force Research Lab, Network Latencyand Perceived Fidelity of Motion in a NetworkedFlight Simulator12. Benjamin R. Stephens, Alexander P. Rivchun,and Nathan D. Klein, Clemson U., StructuralMeasures of Intern ePortfolios in an NSF-Funded REU Summer Program in AppliedPsychology13. Justin F. Morgan, Scott A. Tidwell, Myra Blanco,Alejandra Medina, and Richard Hanowski,Virginia Tech; Olu Ajayi, Federal Motor CarrierSafety Admin., Experienced CMV DriverOpinions of Advanced Driving SimulatorScenarios14. Justin S. Graving, Peter A. Easterlund, andMichael M. Manser, U. of Minnesota, Developinga Bus Driver Training Program for aDriver Assistive System15. James L. Szalma, Grace Teo, and Peter A.Hancock, U. of Central Florida; Jennifer S.Murphy, U.S. Army Research Inst., Knowledgeof Results and Diagnostic Power: Implicationsfor Vigilance Training to SupportImprovised Explosive Device Detection16. Javier Rivera, U. of Central Florida; Sara K. Gee,George Mason U.; Michael T. Curtis, U. of CentralFlorida; Deborah A. Boehm-Davis, George MasonU.; Florian Jentsch, U. of Central Florida, TheVisual Approach: Evaluating the RelativeImpact of Perceptual and Conceptual Training17. Joseph R. Keebler and Florian G. Jentsch, U. ofCentral Florida; Irwin Hudson, U.S. ArmyResearch Lab, Developing an Effective CombatIdentification TrainingUniversity Lab Posters18. Georgia Tech, Engineering Psychology Program19. Mississippi State U., Human SystemsEngineering Lab20. Texas Tech U., Human Factors Psychology Labs21. U. of Michigan, Ctr. for Ergonomics22. U. of Wisconsin-Madison, Human-ComputerInteraction Lab (in Dept. of Computer Sciences)23. Wichita State U., Software Usability ResearchLab (SURL), Perception and Attention Lab,Visual Perception & Cognition Lab, VisualPsychophysics Lab, NIAR Human Factors24. U. at Buffalo, SUNY, Research Institute forSafety and Security in Transportation, CognitiveEngineering Lab, Cognitive System Lab, OccupationalBiomechanics Lab, Command and ControlLab, Work Analysis & Design LabPP4 – ACOUSTICS AND SPEECHLectureThursday, September 22, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonCharleston EPerception & PerformanceChair: Myounghoon Jeon, Georgia Tech; Cochair:Stacy Lovell Pfautz, Aptima, Inc.1. Curtis Bower, Carlos Duarte, Jared Garrison,Lucas Reid, Joseph Seegmiller, Aaron Wilson,Denise H. Bauer, Michael Anderson, and AndyWixom, U. of Idaho, Seeing With Sound: Creatinga Training Module to Use Echolocationfor Object Detection2. Yukio Horiguchi, Keisuke Yasuda, HiroakiNakanishi, and Tetsuo Sawaragi, Kyoto U., Datato-SoundMapping to Sonify Ongoing SystemStatus in Continuous Manual Control Task3. Cheng-Jhe Lin and Changxu Wu, U. at Buffalo,SUNY, Performance of Skilled Typists as aFunction of Pacing, Response Complexityand Urgency in Numerical Hear-and-TypeTasks4. Anne M. Sinatra, Valerie K. Sims, Maxine B. Najle,and Matthew G. Chin, U. of Central Florida,An Examination of the Impact of SyntheticSpeech on Unattended Recall in a DichoticListening Task5. Jane H. Barrow and Carryl L. Baldwin, GeorgeMason U.; Janet E. Bourne, Northwestern U.;Lindsay Wenger, George Mason U., MusicalValence Affects Spatial Attention in a LikertScale Rating TaskS3 – SAFETY IN EVERYDAY LIFELectureThursday, September 22, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonCharleston ASafety; cosponsored by Forensics ProfessionalChair: Kenneth Nemire, HFE Consulting; Cochair:Jeffrey Joe, Idaho National Lab1. Brannan R. McDougald and Michael S. Wogalter,North Carolina State U., Increased Comprehensionof Warning Pictorials With Color Highlighting2. Jennifer A. Cowley and Michael S. Wogalter,North Carolina State U., Reading Pages ofa Consumer Product Manual Text andWarnings: Effects of Format Salience andVisual Cues on Eye Movements32 SEPTEMBER 22 – THURSDAY

ThursdaySept. 223. Shafiq Abedin and Michael Lewis, U. ofPittsburgh; Nathan Brooks, Sean Owens, PaulScerri, and Katia Sycara, Carnegie Mellon U.,SUAVE: Integrating UAV Video Using a3D Model4. Christopher A. Miller, Smart Information FlowTechnologies; Tyler H. Shaw and Adam Emfield,George Mason U.; Joshua D. Hamell, Smart InformationFlow Technologies; Ewart de Visser andRaja Parasuraman, George Mason U.; David J.Musliner, Smart Information Flow Technologies,Delegating to Automation: Performance,Complacency and Bias Effects Under NonoptimalConditionsC2 - COMMUNICATIONS POTPOURRILectureThursday, September 22, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Charleston BCommunicationChair: Linda Pierce, Federal Aviation Admin.; Cochair:Robert King, AT&T Labs1. James R. Head, William S. Helton, EwaldNeumann, and Paul N. Russell, U. of Canterbury;Connie Shears, Chapman U., Text-SpeakProcessing2. Kyle Heyne, Davin Pavlas, and Eduardo Salas,U. of Central Florida, An Investigation on theEffects of Flow State on Team Process andOutcomes3. Kelly M. Satterfield, Oak Ridge Inst. for Scienceand Education; Victor S. Finomore, Air ForceResearch Lab; Courtney E. Castle, Oak RidgeInst. for Science and Education; Joel Warm, AirForce Research Lab, Evaluation of Tools toAid Command and Control Operators inChat-Based Communication Monitoring4. Jie Xu, Onur Asan, and Enid N. H. Montague,U. of Wisconsin-Madison, A New Method toEvaluate Gaze Behavior Patterns in Doctor-Patient Interaction5. F. Jacob Seagull, U. of Michigan; TamekaClanton, U. of Maryland; Arun Yoganandan, JasonJerald, and Paul Mlyniec, Digital ArtForms, ComparingRemote and In-Person Collaborationin Three Virtual Tasks Using a Two-HandedInterfaceCE9 - MODELS OF COGNTIVE WORKFLOWAND READINESSLectureThursday, September 22, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Red Rock ECognitive Engineering & Decision MakingChair: Patricia McDermott, Alion Science &Technology; Cochair: Will Lee, MITRE Corp1. Antony Hilliard and Greg A. Jamieson, U. ofToronto, Energy Management in Large Enterprises:A Field Study2. Rebecca Grier, Inst. for Defense Analyses, CognitiveReadiness at the Tactical Level: A Reviewof Measures3. Mark F. St. John and Frank C. Lacson, PacificScience & Engineering Group, An ExploratoryStudy of Workflow Support for Tactical Teams4. Razia V. N. Oden, Karol G. Ross, Iris D. Rivera,and Jennifer K. Phillips, Cognitive PerformanceGroup, A Cognitively Based CompetencyModel for Small Unit Counter-IED Performance5. Raj Ratwani, Perceptronics Solutions Inc.; LouisLartigue, U.S. Army; Lisa Chung, PerceptronicsSolutions Inc.; Darin Pepple, U.S. Army; KrisTodd, Perceptronics Solutions Inc.; James Zanol,Zanol Consulting; Elan Freedy and Don Horvath,Perceptronics Solutions Inc., Improving CognitiveEffectiveness in CounterinsurgencyOperational PlanningCS3 – SUPPORTING ACTIVITY AWARENESS INCOMPUTER-MEDIATED COLLABORATIONInvited AddressThursday, September 22, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Charleston DComputer Systems; cosponsored by InternetChair: Joel Greenstein, Clemson U.Invited Speaker: John Carroll, Pennsylvania State U.,Supporting Activity Awareness in Computer-Mediated CollaborationED2 – ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN POTPOURRILectureThursday, September 22, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Charleston FEnvironmental DesignChair: Claudia Mont’Alvão, PUC-Rio/Ergonomics Lab1. P. Vink, Delft U. of Technology; S. van Mastrigt,TNO, The Aircraft Interior Comfort Experienceof 10,032 Passengers2. Alison G. Vredenburgh and Ilene B. Zackowitz,Vredenburgh & Associates, Inc., Research in34 SEPTEMBER 22 – THURSDAY

Motion: A Case Study Evaluating the Accessibilityof Public Transit in our Nation’s Capital3. Tracy Needles and David Feathers, Cornell U.,Universal Design in Multi-Unit Housing4. Alan Hedge, Cornell U.; Jonathan Puleio andVincent Wang, Humanscale, Evaluating theImpact of an Office Ergonomics Program5. Wenjiao Wang and Sharon Joines, North CarolinaState U.; Sean Vance, U. of Michigan, Ergonomicsand the Built Environment: Recommendationsfor Wall Outlet HeightGS5 – HEALTH,TIREDNESS,AND WORKLOADLectureThursday, September 22, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Red Rock FGeneral SessionsChair: Frank Lacson, Pacific Science1. Richard T. Stone and Chen-Shuang Wei, IowaState U., Exploring the Linkage BetweenFacial Expression and Mental Workload forArithmetic Tasks2. Kyeong-Ah Jeong and Robert W. Proctor, PurdueU., Incorporation of Privacy and Usability forRemote/Home Health Care Systems: HumanFactors Considerations3. Jack O. Ogutu and Woojin Park, Auburn U., AnEfficient Method for Modeling an Individual’sPerception of Postural Stress4. Petra E. Alfred and Valerie J. Rice, U.S. ArmyResearch Lab, The Relationship BetweenSelf-Reported Hours of Sleep, Perceptionsof Tiredness and Academic Performance ina Military Training Environment5. Julie N. Salcedo, Eric C. Ortiz, and Stephanie J.Lackey, U. of Central Florida; Irwin Hudson, U.S.Army Research, Development and EngineeringCommand; Andrea H. Taylor, U. of Central Florida,Effects of Autonomous Versus RemotelyOperated Unmanned Weapon Systems onHuman-Robot Teamwork and Trust6. Tripp Driskell, U. of Central Florida, Effectsof a Third Party on Rapport in InvestigativeInterviewsHC11 – HAND-OFFS OF CARE INHEALTH CARELectureThursday, September 22, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Red Rock GHealth CareChair: Thomas Ferris, Texas A&M U.; Cochair: SachaDuff, U. of Wisconsin–Madison1. Huiyang Li, Sara Lu, Robert E. Schumacher, andF. Jacob Seagull, U. of Michigan, Why MultidisciplinaryRounds Are Not Multidisciplinary:Examination of a Neonatal ICU RoundingProcess2. Robert J. Stephens, National Ctr. for HumanFactors Engineering in Healthcare; MichaelCudnik and Emily Patterson, Ohio State U.,Barriers and Facilitators to Timely Admissionand Transfer of Patients From an EmergencyDepartment to an Intensive Care Unit3. Ashley J. Benedict and Barrett S. Caldwell, PurdueU., Media Usage for Feedback Communicationin an Outpatient Prescribing Setting4. Anne Miller, Kathleen Burns, Tonya Beattie, andChad Wagner, Vanderbilt U. Medical Ctr., WorkArtifacts as a Reflection of Change in IntensiveCare Units5. Xi Yang, Ranieri Yung Ing Koh, and BenedictTiong Chee Tay, Nanyang Technological U.;Kewin Tien Ho Siah, National U. Hospital; YoelDonchin, Hadassah Hebrew U. Medical Ctr.;Taezoon Park, Nanyang Technological U., ClinicalShift Handoffs in Singapore: A Three-PhaseProspectivePD5 – PRODUCT DESIGN, USABILITY, ANDACCESSIBILITYLectureThursday, September 22, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Red Rock IProduct DesignChair: Ameersing Luximon, Hong Kong Polytechnic U.;Cochair: Dan Nathan-Roberts, U. of Michigan, AnnArbor1. Necmettin Firat Ozkan, Eskisehir Osmangazi U.;Joel S. Greenstein, Clemson U., Effects of 2DOnline and 3D Virtual World Meeting Spaceson the Performance of a Concept SelectionTask by Engineering Design Teams2. Amira Mohamed-Ameen, James M. Oglesby,Shan Lakhmani, and Valerie Sims, U. of CentralFlorida, Waving at Faucets: Primed ActionSelection With Fictional TechnologiesThursdaySept. 22SEPTEMBER 22 – THURSDAY 35

ThursdaySept. 223. Gillian E. Piner and Michael D. Byrne, Rice U.,The Experience of Accessible Voting: Resultsof a Survey Among Legally Blind Users4. Michael A. Rodriguez, Independent Consultant;Maryamossadat N. Mahani, U. of Kansas, Accessibilityfor People With Disabilities: Where TechnologyHelps and How Certain DisabilitiesAre Being Left Behind5. Yunchen Huang and Lesley Strawderman, MississippiState U., Introducing a New UsabilityFramework for Analyzing Usability in aMultiple-Device SystemPP5 – CONDUCTING HUMAN PERFORMANCERESEARCH IN SUPPORT OF CURRENT MILI-TARY OPERATIONS: IMPLICATIONS FORSYSTEM DEVELOPMENTDiscussion PanelThursday, September 22, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Charleston EPerception & PerformanceChair: Pamela A. Savage-Knepshield, U.S. ArmyResearch LabPanelists: Alan Davison, William Harper, Frank Morelli,Elizabeth Redden, and Barry Vaughan, U.S. ArmyResearch LabSD4 – SYSTEM DESIGN CONCEPTS ANDMETHODS TO SUPPORT COGNITIVE WORKLectureThursday, September 22, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Pavilion BallroomSystem Development; cosponsored by CognitiveEngineering & Decision MakingChair: Raegan Hoeft, Lockheed Martin; Cochair:Charneta Samms, U.S. Army Research Lab1. Michelle M. Lenox, Erik S. Connors, and Mica R.Endsley, SA Technologies, Inc., A BaselineEvaluation of Situation Awareness for ElectricPower System Operation Supervisors2. Christopher R. Hale, Georgia Tech Research Inst.,Using Genetic Algorithms to Design OptimalCognitive Work3. Maureen E. Hassall and Penelope M. Sanderson,U. of Queensland; Nerida Cross and Katrina James,BlueScope Steel Ltd; Ian T. Cameron, U. ofQueensland, Human Factors Hazard Identification:Industrial Testing of the HumHIDTechnique and Tool4. Gloria L. Calhoun and Victoria B.R. Ward, AirForce Research Lab; Heath A. Ruff, Ball Aerospace& Technologies Corp., Performance-BasedAdaptive Automation for Supervisory Control5. Ronny Ophir, Tal Oron-Gilad, Avinoam Borowsky,and Yisrael Parmet, Ben-Gurion U. of the Negev,Single Versus Dual Video Feed Displays forDismounted Soldiers: Performance and AttentionAllocation (eye tracking)T3 – ANALYSIS AND APPLICATION OF TRAIN-ING METHODSLectureThursday, September 22, 1:30–3:00 p.m.Charleston ATrainingChair: Dennis Vincenzi, Naval Air Warfare Ctr. TrainingSystems Div.; Cochair: Eric Jones, Aptima, Inc.1. Vincent Mancuso, Alissa Parr, Eric McMillan,Rachel Tesler, Michael McNeese, and KatherineHamilton, and Susan Mohammed, PennsylvaniaState U., Once Upon a Time: Behavioral,Affective, and Cognitive Effects of MetaphoricalStorytelling as a Training Intervention2. Sandrina Ritzmann, Annette Kluge, and VeraHagemann, U. of Duisburg-Essen, Using Comicsas a Transfer Support Tool for Crew ResourceManagement Training3. Amber Nalu and James P. Bliss, Old Dominion U.,Comics as a Cognitive Training Medium forExpert Decision Making4. Alex Godwin, Ryan M. Kilgore, and DimitryKudryavtsev, Charles River Analytics, Inc.,Adaptive Skill Rehearsal and ExperimentationEnvironment for Battlefield First-AidProcedure Training5. Jennifer J. Vogel-Walcutt, Robyn Marshall, SaeSchatz, and Rhianon Dolletski-Lazar, U. of CentralFlorida; Denise Nicholson, D&SCI, Effects ofInstructional Strategies Within an InstructionalSupport System to Improve KnowledgeAcquisition and Application6. Christopher D. Wickens, Shaun Hutchins, andThomas Carolan, Alion Science & Technology;John Cumming, Colorado State U., Investigatingthe Impact of Training on Transfer: A Meta-Analytic Approach36 SEPTEMBER 22 – THURSDAY

Thursday, September 223:30–5:00 p.m.AS6 – TEAMWORK IN AVIATION SYSTEMSLectureThursday, September 22, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Red Rock HAerospace SystemsChair: Linda G. Pierce, FAA Civil Aerospace MedicalInst.; Cochair: Ute M. Fischer, Georgia Tech1. Chris Bearman, San Jose State U./NASA AmesResearch Ctr.; Ronald Miller, Dell Systems; JudithOrasanu, NASA Ames Research Ctr., Challengesof NextGen Technologies for CoordinatedDecision Making and the Exchange of InformationBetween Pilots and Controllers2. Matthew J. Mainini, Paul U. Lee, Jeffrey R.Homola, and Hwasoo E. Lee, San Jose State U./NASA Ames Research Ctr., Flexible AirspaceManagement Operator Roles, Task Distribution,and Coordination Mechanisms3. Nadine Bienefeld and Gudela Grote, ETHZurich, Teamwork in an Emergency: HowDistributed Leadership Improves DecisionMaking4. Meike Jipp and Anne Papenfuss, German AerospaceCtr., Reliability and Validity of theSHAPE Teamwork QuestionnaireCE10 – ADDRESSING HUMAN-AUTOMATIONCHALLENGES FOR THE CONTROL OF UASDiscussion PanelThursday, September 22, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Red Rock ECognitive Engineering & Decision Making;cosponsored by Aerospace SystemsChair: Lisa Fern, San Jose State U.Panelists: R. Jay Shively, U.S. Army Aviation and MissileResearch Development and Engineering Ctr.; Mark H.Draper, U.S. Air Force Research Lab; Nancy J. Cooke,Arizona State U.; Tal Oron-Gilad, Ben-Gurion U. ofthe Negev; Christopher A. Miller, Smart InformationFlow TechnologiesED3 – RE-ENVISIONING THE OFFICE WORK-PLACE: AN ESCAPE FROM THE DESKTOPDiscussion PanelThursday, September 22, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Charleston FEnvironmental DesignChair: Thomas Albin, Office Ergonomics ResearchCommitteePanelists: Michael Bartha, Hewlett Packard; Erin Walline,Dell; Kelly Hogan, Research In MotionHC12 – INTEGRATIVE AND ENCOMPASSINGHUMAN FACTORS DESIGN OF MEDICALWORK UNITS: CAN IT BE DONE FROM THEOUTSIDE?Discussion PanelThursday, September 22, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Red Rock FHealth CareChair: Daniel Gopher, Technion; Cochair: Yoel Donchin,Hadassah Hebrew U. Medical SchoolPanelists: Pascale Carayon and Ben-Tzion Karsh, U. ofWisconsin; Matthew Weinger, Vanderbilt U. School ofMedicine; Richard Cook, U. of Chicago Medical SchoolHC13 – MEDICAL DEVICES AND HUMANERRORLectureThursday, September 22, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Red Rock GHealth CareChair: Korey Johnson, User Centric; Cochair: AdamProbst, Baylor Health Care System1. Laura G. Militello, Applied Decision Science;William S. Brown, Brookhaven National Lab;John Wreathall, Wreathall and Co., Inc.; Susan E.Cooper and Julie Marble, Nuclear RegulatoryCommission; Christen E. Lopez, AppliedDecision Science, Supporting NRC Inspectionsof Byproduct Use in Medical Facilities2. Chris Vincent and Ann Blandford, U. CollegeLondon, Designing for Safety and Usability:User-Centered Techniques in Medical DeviceDesign Practice3. Kathryn R. Rieger and Mansour Rahimi, U. ofSouthern California, Bayesian Risk IdentificationModel (BRIM): A Predictive Model toReduce Use Error Risk in Medical DeviceInterface Design4. Jerome Q. Sinocruz, Arizona State U.; Emily A.Hildebrand and Brooke L. Neuman, PhoenixHealthcare System; Russell J. Branaghan, ArizonaState U., Human Factors Implications forThursdaySept. 22SEPTEMBER 22 – THURSDAY 37

ThursdaySept. 22Standard Operating Procedure Developmentand Usability in Reprocessing Safety5. Frank A Drews, U. of Utah; Michael Howlett andJames Mercer, VA Medical Ctr. Salt Lake City;Brittany Mallin and Jonathan Bakdash, U. of Utah,Human Factors to Reduce Medical ErrorID3 – INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN COGNI-TIVE TRAITS AND PERFORMANCELectureThursday, September 22, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Charleston BIndividual DifferencesChair: James Szalma, U. of Central Florida1. T. D. Loveday, M. W. Wiggins, and J. M. Harris,Macquarie U., The Relationship BetweenDomain-Relevant and Abstract Assessmentsof Diagnostic Reasoning Ability2. Randy S. Astwood and Carla R. Landsberg, NavalAir Warfare Ctr.; Alyssa Mercado, Kaegan Corp.;Wendi L. Van Buskirk, Naval Air Warfare Ctr.,Understanding the Complexities of Visualand Verbal Learners: A Partial Replicationof Mayer and Massa (2003)3. Jeremy Brown and Poornima Madhavan, OldDominion U., Simulated Airline LuggageScreening: The Effect of Social-CognitiveBiases on Performance4. Ivonne J. Figueroa and Robert J. Youmans,California State U., Northridge, Developingan Easy-to-Administer, Objective, and ValidAssessment of Cognitive FlexibilityIE5 – LOW BACKLectureThursday, September 22, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Red Rock IIndustrial ErgonomicsChair: Steve Lavender, Ohio State U.; Cochair:Michael Jorgenson, Wichita State U.1. Kenneth Johannaber and Fadi A. Fathallah, U. ofCalifornia, Davis, Disc Hydration Response toSimulated Stooped and Erect Postures2. Jay P. Mehta, Tae Hoon Kim, and Steven A.Lavender, Ohio State U., Can Twisting andLateral Bending Motions Be ControlledThrough Adjustments to Transfer DistanceWhen Boxes Are Lifted From VaryingHeights?3. Ryan Z. Amick, Muci J. Chali Zarzar, andMichael J. Jorgensen, Wichita State U.,Estimation of Low Back Disorder Riskfor the ACGIH TLVs4. Riley E. Splittstoesser, Gregory G. Knapik, andWilliam S. Marras, Ohio State U., A SimpleModel of Changes in Lumbar IntervertebralAngles During Sagittal Torso Flexion5. Riley E. Splittstoesser, William S. Marras, andThomas M. Best, Ohio State U., Spinal Loadingand Immune Responses to Personality andMental Load During Repetitive LiftingME2 – UNDER THE MACROERGONOMICSUMBRELLALectureThursday, September 22, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Charleston EMacroergonomicsChair: Connemara Bazley, Jim Conna, Inc.; Cochair:Petra Alfred, U.S. Army Research Lab1. Steven D. Baran, Jamie A. Lapin, John W. Beasley,Paul D. Smith, and Ben-Tzion Karsh, U. ofWisconsin-Madison, Identifying Hazards in PrimaryCare: The Elderly Patient’s Perspective2. Mahpara Faatin, Douglas A. Wiegmann, Amye J.Tevaarwerk, and Mary E. Sesto, U. of Wisconsin-Madison, Differences in Long-Term Employmentand Health Outcomes Between ThoseWith and Without Cancer3. Valerie J. Rice, U.S. Army Research Lab; Louis E.Banderet, U.S. Army Research Inst. of EnvironmentalMedicine; Diane Marra, IndependentHealth; Jenny Butler, U.S. Army Medical DepartmentCtr. for Strategic Studies, The Relationshipof Self-Reported Health to Other Indicesof Physical Health and Performance AmongSoldiers4. Isabella Roger, Rhona Flin, and Kathryn Mearns,U. of Aberdeen, Safety Leadership From theTop: Identifying the Key Behaviors5. Jeffrey D. Onken and Barrett S. Caldwell, PurdueU., Problem Solving in Expert Teams: FunctionalModels and Task ProcessesPOS4 – POSTERS 4Poster SessionThursday, September 22, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Red Rock PromenadePostersChair: Stephanie Whetsel, Clemson U.; Cochair:Theresa Guarrera, U. at Buffalo, SUNYPoster sessions are 90 minutes only; presenters arerequired to be present throughout the session.Automation1. Vlad L. Pop and Francis T. Durso, Georgia Tech;Kathleen Mosier, San Francisco State U.; UteFischer, Georgia Tech; Daniel Morrow, U. of38 SEPTEMBER 22 – THURSDAY

Illinois; Karen Feigh and Katlyn Sullivan, GeorgiaTech; Justin Blosch and Jordan Wilson, SanFrancisco State U., Elaborating HumanFactors Concepts, Guidelines, and Concernsfor Characterizing Flight Deck Automation2. Katherine A. Berry and John J. Pace, TASC, Inc.,Examining the Actors and Functions of anAirline Operations Center3. Nathaniel H. Bean, Naval Surface Warfare Ctr.;Stephen C. Rice, New Mexico State U.; M. DavidKeller, Naval Surface Warfare Ctr., The Effect ofGestalt Psychology on the System-Wide TrustStrategy in Automation4. Franck Mars and Louay Saleh, CNRS; PhilippeChevrel, Fabien Claveau, and Jean-François Lafay,IRCCyN, Ecole Centrale de Nantes, Modelingthe Visual and Motor Control of SteeringWith an Eye to Shared-Control Automation5. Joshua Sandry, Jeremy Schwark, Gayle Hunt,Kasha Geels, and Stephen Rice, New MexicoState U., Operator Aid-Switching in a Caseof Redundant Automation with Single-AidFailure6. Tracy L. Sanders, Kristin E. Oleson, andDeborah R. Billings, U. of Central Florida;Jessie Y. C. Chen, U.S. Army Research Lab;Peter A. Hancock, U. of Central Florida, A Modelof Human-Robot Trust: Theoretical ModelDevelopmentErgonomics7. Shelby G. Thompson and Kritina Holden,Lockheed Martin; Scott England and ElizabethBenson, MEI Technologies, The Effect ofPressurized Space Gloves on Operabilityof Cursor Controls, Mobility, and Strength8. Ethan Epstein, Brandon Loye, Michael C. Walsh,and Sean Colford, Canyon Crest Academy; RhondaEpstein, Comprehensive Therapy Services,Back Straight Boys: Middle School Students’Initiative for Healthy Computing9. Breanne Hawes and Thaddeus Brunye, U.S. ArmyNSRDEC, Effects of Four Workplace LightingTechnologies on Perception, Cognition, andAffective State10. Patricia Bockelman Morrow, U. of Central Florida,A Site-Based Ergonomic Assessment ofAcoustics in School Settings and the Proposalof a Fuzzy-Logic Metric11. Jonisha P. Pollard and William L. Porter, NIOSH,The Effect of Kneepads on Balance WhileKneeling or SquattingMedical/Health Care12. Massimiliano Pau, Eleonora Saba, and Marco Pau,U. of Cagliari, A Study on the Combined Effectof Obesity and Load Carriage on Plantar PressurePatterns of Primary School Children13. Jakeb D. Riggle, U. of Nebraska-Lincoln;Michael C. Wadman, U. of Nebraska Medical Ctr.;Bernadette Brown-Clerk, Bethany R. Lowndes,and Elizabeth A. Thrailkill, U. of Nebraska-Lincoln; Patricia K. Carstens, U. of NebraskaMedical Ctr.; M. Susan Hallbeck, U. of Nebraska-Lincoln, Cognitive Task Analysis for Assessmentand Standardization of Central VenousCatheterization (CVC) Procedures14. Sadaf Kazi, Vlad L. Pop, and Francis T. Durso,Georgia Tech; Christina Ryan and CharleneCunningham, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta,Eliciting Strategies From Expert Critical CareNurses Using the Threat-Strategy Interview15. Amy Irwin, Kathryn Mearns, Margaret Watson,and Jim Urquhart, U. of Aberdeen, PharmacistDispensing Error: The Effect of NeighbourhoodDensity and Time Pressure on AccurateVisual Perception of Drug Names16. Michelle Sublette, C. Melody Carswell, WillSeidelman, Rusty Grant, Quiong Han, Matt Field,and Cindy H. Lio, U. of Kentucky, Gyusung Lee,U. of Maryland; W. Brent Seales and DuncanClarke, U. of Kentucky; Do Operators TakeAdvantage of a Secondary, Global-PerspectiveDisplay When Performing a SimulatedLaparoscopic Search Task?17. Anthony Vacher, Institut de recherche biomédicaledes armées; Alain D'Hollander, U. Hospitals ofGeneva; Sana El Mhamdi, U. Hospital of Monastir;Yves Auroy, Hôpital d'instruction des Armées duVal de grâce; Marion Izotte, Philippe Michel, andJean-Luc Quenon, Comité de Coordination del’Evaluation Clinique et de la Qualité en Aquitaine,Effectiveness of a Tool for Structuring ActionPlan After Analysis of Adverse EventUniversity Lab Posters18. George Mason U., ARCH Lab19. Monash U., Human Factors within MonashInjury Research Institute, Accident ResearchCentre20. Pennsylvania State U., Benjamin W. NiebelWork Design Lab, Quality Engineering andSystem Transitions Lab, Human PerformanceAssessment and Modeling Lab21. U. of Central Florida, Team Performance Lab,Recent and Emergent Technologies ResearchOrganization Lab, Human Systems IntegrationLab, Simulation and Training Research to ImproveThursdaySept. 22SEPTEMBER 22 – THURSDAY 39

FridaySept. 23Knowledge and Effectiveness Lab, Applied Cognitionand Training in Immersive Virtual EnvironmentsLab22. U. of Queensland, School of Information Technologyand Electrical Engineering (ITEE), Schoolof Psychology, Dept. of Human Movement Studies23. U. of Waterloo, Advanced Interface Design Lab,use-IT Lab, Collaborative Systems Lab, Humansin Complex Systems Lab24. U. of Kentucky, The User Experience Group,Center for Visualization and Virtual EnvironmentsS4 – SAFETY THEORIES AND ANALYSESLectureThursday, September 22, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Charleston ASafetyChair: Sharon Joines, North Carolina State U.; Cochair:Katie Berry, TASC1. Peter B. Walker, Naval School of Aviation Safety;Paul O’Connor, National U. of Ireland; Henry L.Phillips, Naval Aerospace Medical Ctr.; Robert G.Hahn and Walter W. Dalitsch, Naval School ofAviation Safety, Evaluating the Utility of DoDHFACS Using Lifted Probabilities2. Gesa Praetorius and Margareta Lützhöft, ChalmersU. of Technology, Safety Is Everywhere—TheConstituents of Maritime Safety3. Adam Piper, South Dakota School of Mines &Technology, Using Cluster Medians to IdentifyKey Graphical Attributes of Safety Symbols4. Dean A. Hooper and Richard E. Hitchens, Stereotaxis,Inc, Use Error Analysis in a MedicalDevice Product Development Cycle5. Dahai Liu, Desmond Solomon, and ShawnDoherty, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical U.; LeonHardy, U. of South Florida, Classifying InjuryOccurrences in Motor-Vehicle CollisionsUsing Artificial Neural NetworksST5 – UNINTENDED ACCELERATION: HUMANFACTORS ENGINEERING ISSUES ANDSOLUTIONSDiscussion PanelThursday, September 22, 3:30–5:00 p.m.Charleston DSurface TransportationChair: Rudolf G. Mortimer, ConsultantPanelists: Steven M. Casey, Ergonomic Systems Design,Inc.; Thomas A. Dingus, Virginia Tech; Richard A.Schmidt, Human Performance Research; Paula Sind-Prunier, National Transportation Safety BoardThursday, September 225:15–6:30 p.m.Technical Group Networking/Business MeetingTechnical Group Program Chairs5:15-6:30 p.m.TrailsFriday, September 228:30–10:00 a.m.AS7 – TOOLS FOR DESIGNING, EVALUATING,AND CERTIFYING NEXTGEN TECHNOLO-GIES AND PROCEDURES: AUTOMATIONROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIESDiscussion PanelFriday, September 23, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Red Rock HAerospace SystemsChair: Thomas M. McCloy, Federal Aviation Admin.;Cochair: Michelle E. Harper-Sciarini, APRISE LLCPanelists: Frances T. Durso, Georgia Tech; FlorianJentsch, U. of Central Florida; Barbara Kanki, NASAAMES Research Ctr.; William Rogers, HoneywellCE11 – HUMAN-ROBOT INTERACTIONLectureFriday, September 23, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Red Rock ECognitive Engineering & Decision MakingChair: Monica Lundh, Chalmers U. of Technology1. Geoffrey Ho, Nada Pavlovic, and Robert Arrabito,DRDC Toronto, Human Factors Issues WithOperating Unmanned Underwater Vehicles2. Shih-Yi Chien, Huadong Wang, and MichaelLewis, U. of Pittsburgh; Siddharth Mehrotra andKatia Sycara, Carnegie Mellon U., Effects ofAlarms on Control of Robot Teams3. Daniel N. Cassenti, Troy D. Kelley, Eric Avery,and Rosemarie E. Yagoda, U.S. Army ResearchLab, Location Label Speech Options ImproveRobot Operator Performance4. Nathan Brooks, Paul Scerri, and Katia PanagiotouSycara, Carnegie Mellon U.; Huadong Wang,Shih-Yi Chien, and Michael Lewis, U. of Pittsburgh,Asynchronous Control With ATR forLarge Robot Teams40 SEPTEMBER 23 – FRIDAY

5. Patricia L. McDermott, Alion Science & Technology;Roger Chadwick, New Mexico State U.;Jennifer M. Riley, SA Technologies; Alia Fisher,Alion Science & Technology, Providing the RightAmount of Detail: Implications for Map andIcon Display in a Robotic Search TaskHC14 - HUMAN FACTORS EDUCATION FORHEALTH CARE AUDIENCES: IDEAS FOR THEWAY FORWARDDiscussion PanelFriday, September 23, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Red Rock FHealth CareChair: Alissa L. Russ, VA HSR&D Ctr. on ImplementingEvidence-Based Practice; Cochair: Janine Purcell,VHA Office of Health Information Patient Safety OfficePanelists: Laura G. Militello, Applied Decision Science;Jason J. Saleem, Roudebush VA Medical Ctr.; Robert L.Wears, U. of Florida; Rollin J. Fairbanks, National Ctr.for Human Factors Engineering in Healthcare; Ben-Tzion Karsh, U. of WisconsinIE6 – MUSCLES, FATIGUE,AND POSTURELectureFriday, September 23, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Red Rock IIndustrial ErgonomicsChair: Riley Splittstoesser, Ohio State U.; Cochair:Sue Ferguson, Ohio State U.1. Sue A. Ferguson, W. Gary Allread, Peter Le,Joseph D. Rose, and William S. Marras, OhioState U., Shoulder Muscle OxygenationDuring Repetitive Tasks2. Sean Gallagher, National Inst. for OccupationalSafety and Health, The Role of Force andRepetition in Musculoskeletal Disorder Risk3. Chip Wade, Auburn U.; John C. Garner, U. ofMississippi; Mark S. Redfern, U. of Pittsburgh;Robert O. Andres, Ergonomic Engineering Inc.;Jennica Roche, U. of Pittsburgh, Impact ofExtended Durations to Ballast on PosturalStability4. Ashish D. Nimbarte, Jennifer A. Sivak-Callcott,and Yun Sun, West Virginia U., Evaluationof Neck Musculature Loading Among theSurgeons Operating With Surgical Loupes5. Brent L. Ulrey and Fadi A. Fathallah, U. ofCalifornia, Davis, Biomechanical Effects ofa Personal Weight Transfer Device in theStooped PosturePD6 – PRODUCT DESIGN, EVALUATION, ANDACCIDENTSLectureFriday, September 23, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Charleston AProduct DesignChair: M. Susan Hallbeck, U. of Nebraska, Lincoln;Cochair: Neta Ezer, Futron Corporation1. Daniel Tichon, Lowell L. Baker, and Irving U.Ojalvo, Technology Assoc., LLC, The Role ofHuman Balance in Stepladder Accidents2. Vin Lim, Siwen Liu, Wenjiao Wang, and SharonJoines, North Carolina State U., Assessment ofthe Redesigned Asian Wok Handles3. Jangwoon Park and Kihyo Jung, Pohang U. ofScience and Technology; Joonho Chang, PennsylvaniaState U.; Jeongung Kwon, Hyundai-KiaMotors; Heecheon You, Pohang U. of Science andTechnology, Evaluation of Driving PosturePrediction in Digital Human SimulationUsing RAMSIS4. Erin E. Hughes and Peter W. Johnson, U. ofWashington, Child Computer Use andAnthropometryPP6 – PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCEPOTPOURRILectureFriday, September 23, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Charleston EPerception & PerformanceChair: Joseph Keebler, U. of Central Florida; Cochair:Frank Lacson, Pacific Science & Engineering Group1. Joshua A. Gomer, Human Factor EngineeringLLC; Christopher C. Pagano, Clemson U.,Spatial Perception and Robot Operation:Should Spatial Abilities Be Considered WhenSelecting Robot Operators?2. Vladimir Zotov, Defence Research and DevelopmentCanada; Jocelyn Mary Keillor, NationalResearch Council Canada; Jerzy Jarmasz, DefenceResearch and Development Canada, Measuring“Spidey Sense” in a Threat Detection Task:The Role of Physiological Arousal3. Sohit Karol and Jae Kun Shim, U. of Maryland,Effect of Digital Anesthesia on MultifingerSynergies During a Submaximal ConstantForce Production Task4 Erik Prytz, Mark W. Scerbo, and Rebecca Kennedy,Old Dominion U., Spatial Judgments From DifferentVantage Points: A Different Perspective5. Jooyoung Jang and Christian D. Schunn, U. ofPittsburgh, Physical Design Tools Support andHinder Innovative Engineering DesignFridaySept. 23SEPTEMBER 23 – FRIDAY 41

FridaySept. 23T4 – TRAINING COMPLEX SKILLS ANDIMPROVING TRAINING SYSTEMSLectureFriday, September 23, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Red Rock GTrainingChair: Sylvain Bruni, Aptima, Inc.; Cochair: ThomasAlicia, Naval Air Warfare Ctr. Training Systems Div.1. Brian D. Gane and Richard Catrambone, GeorgiaTech, Extended Practice in Motor LearningUnder Varied Practice Schedules: Effects ofBlocked, Blocked-Repeated, and RandomSchedules2. Nicole Howie, Sagar N. Purkayastha, Michael D.Byrne, and Marcia K. O’Malley, Rice U., MotorSkill Acquisition in a Virtual GamingEnvironment3. Andrea H. Taylor, Sae Schatz, Teri L. Marino-Carper, Michael L. Carrizales, and Jennifer Vogel-Walcutt, U. of Central Florida, A Review ofMilitary Predeployment Stress ToleranceTraining4. Rick van der Kleij and David Molenaar, TNO;Jan Maarten Schraagen, U. of Twente, MakingTeams More Resilient: Effects of SharedTransformational Leadership Training onResilience5. Dennis A. Vincenzi, Naval Air Warfare Ctr.Training Systems Div.; John E. Deaton andTimothy J. Buker, Florida Inst. of Technology;Elizabeth L. Blickensderfer, Embry-RiddleAeronautical U.; Rick Pray and Barry Williams,RPA Electronic Solutions, Mitigation of SystemLatency in Next Generation Helmet MountedDisplay Systems (NGHMDS)6. Jungaa Moon, Daniel Bothell, and John R.Anderson, Carnegie Mellon U., Using a CognitiveModel to Provide Instruction for a DynamicTaskTE3 – HUMAN FACTORS PRACTITIONERS:POLICE OR PARTNERS?Discussion PanelFriday, September 23, 8:30–10:00 a.m.Charleston FTest & EvaluationChair: TBAPanelists: Anikó Sándor, Lockheed Martin; AllisonMarks, Extreme Networks; Melissa Meingast,Hewlett-PackardFriday, September 2210:30 a.m.–12:00 noonAS8 – TRAINING IN DIVERSE AVIATIONDOMAINSLectureFriday, September 23, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock HAerospace SystemsChair: John W. Ruffner, Serco, Inc.; Cochair: SehchangHah, Federal Aviation Admin.1. Shawn Pruchnicki, San Jose State U. at NASAAmes; Barbara K. Burian, NASA; BonnyChristopher, San Jose State U. at NASA Ames,Designing Realistic, Full-Mission, Humanin-the-LoopAviation Simulation Studies:Lessons Learned2. Sabrina S. Billinghurst, Corey A. Morgan, RobertC. Rorie, Ariana Kiken, Lauren P. Bacon, Kim-Phuong Vu, and Thomas Strybel, California StateU. Long Beach; Vernol Battiste, San Jose State U.Foundation, Should Students Learn GeneralAir Traffic Management Skills BeforeNextGen Tools?3. Derek L. Pasma, Carleton U.; Stuart C. Grant,Defence Research and Development Canada;Murray Gamble, Carleton U.; Ronald V. Kruk,Ravenmark Consultations, Inc.; Christopher M.Herdman, Carleton U., Utility of Motion andMotion-Cueing to Support Simulated In-FlightRotary-Wing Emergency Training4. Christopher M. Johnson and Douglas A.Wiegmann, U. of Wisconsin-Madison, PilotError During Visual Flight Into InstrumentWeather: An Experiment Using AdvancedSimulation and Analysis Methods5. John G. Blitch and Benjamin A. Clegg, ColoradoState U., Automation Influence on UnmannedAerial System Operator Training42 SEPTEMBER 23 – FRIDAY

CE12 – FROM TELEOPERATION TO TEAMMATE:APPLYING THEORY AND METHOD FROM THECOGNITIVE AND COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCESTO CREATE HUMAN-ROBOT TEAMSInvited SymposiumFriday, September 23, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock ECognitive Engineering & Decision MakingChair: Randall Shumaker, U. of Central Florida;Cochair: Keryl Ann Cosenzo, U.S. Army Research Lab1. Randall Shumaker, U. of Central Florida, FromTeleoperation to Teammate: Applying Theoryand Method From the Cognitive and ComputationalSciences to Create Human-RobotTeams2. David Schuster, Scott Ososky, Florian Jentsch,and Elizabeth Phillips, U. of Central Florida;Christian Lebiere, Carnegie Mellon U.; A. WilliamEvans, U.S. Army Research Lab, A ResearchApproach to Shared Mental Models andSituation Assessment in Future Robot Teams3. Stephanie Lackey, Daniel Barber, and LaurenReinerman, U. of Central Florida; Norman I.Badler, U. of Pennsylvania; Irwin Hudson, U.S.Army Research Lab, Defining Next-GenerationMultimodal Communication in Human-RobotInteraction4. Stephen M. Fiore, U. of Central Florida;Norman L. Badler, U. of Pennsylvania; LotziBoloni, U. of Central Florida; Michael A. Goodrich,Brigham Young U.; Annie S. Wu, U. of CentralFlorida; Jessie Y. C. Chen, U.S. Army ResearchLab, Human-Robot Teams CollaboratingSocially, Organizationally, and CulturallyHC15 – NOVEL TECHNOLOGIES USED INHEALTH CARELectureFriday, September 23, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock GHealth CareChair: Joy Rodriguez, U. of Wisconsin–Madison;Cochair: Theresa Guarrera, U. at Buffalo, SUNY1. Kapil Chalil Madathil, Reshmi Koikkara,Anand K. L. Gramopadhye, and Joel S. Greenstein,Clemson U., An Empirical Study of the Usabilityof Consenting Systems: iPad, Touchscreen,and Paper-Based Systems2. Jennifer Wagner and Dawn Moore, VA Nebraska-Western Iowa Health Care System, Pilot Testingof Mobile Tablet Computers in MultipleDepartments in a Hospital Setting: LessonsLearned3. Geb Thomas, Philip Polgreen, Ted Herman,Deepti Sharma, Brian Johns, Howard Chen,Gregg Scranton, David Naylor, Michael Ireland,Tina McCarty, Tim Decker, and Alberto Segre,U. of Iowa, Improving Patient Safety WithHand Hygiene Compliance MonitoringHC16 – SIMULATION IN HEALTH CARE: ONESIZE FITS ALL?Discussion PanelFriday, September 23, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock FHealth CareChair: Elizabeth H. Lazzara, U. of Central Florida;Cochair: Sallie J. Weaver, U. of Central FloridaPanelists: Matthew B. Weinger, Ctr. for Research andInnovation in Systems Safety; Moshe Feldman, VirginiaCommonwealth U. School of Medicine; Michael A.Rosen, Johns Hopkins U. School of Medicine; KyleHarrison, Stanford U.; F. Jacob Seagull, U. of MichiganMedical SchoolIE7 – ERGONOMICS PROCESSES AND SPECIALPOPULATIONSLectureFriday, September 23, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonRed Rock IIndustrial ErgonomicsChair: Richard Marklin, Marquette U.; Cochair:Monica Johnson, Ohio State U.1. Monica R. Johnson, Steven A. Lavender, andJ. Mac Crawford, Ohio State U.; Paul A. Reicheltand Karen M. Conrad, U. of Illinois at Chicago;Antonio R. Fernandez, U. of North Carolina atChapel Hill, Identification of Factors ThatAffect the Adoption of Ergonomic InterventionsAmong EMS Workers2. Lu Yuan and Gregory Culberson, SoutheasternLouisiana U., Effectiveness of a Library ErgonomicsTraining Program3. Carolyn Sommerich, Steven Lavender, ElizabethSanders, and Kevin Evans, Ohio State U.; SharonJoines, North Carolina State U.; Wei-Ting Yen,Ohio State U.; Sabrina Lamar, Consultant; RadinZaid Radin Umar, Ohio State U., ParticipatoryErgonomics Applied to Sonographers’ Work4. Shaheen Ahmed and Kari Babski-Reeves,Mississippi State U., Making Life Meaningful:Designing Workstations for Physically andCognitively Impaired AdultsFridaySept. 23SEPTEMBER 23 – FRIDAY 43

FridaySept. 23SD5 – TOOLS FOR BATTLEFIELD AIRMEN:WHERE WE’VE BEEN AND WHERE WE’REGOINGDiscussion PanelFriday, September 23, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonCharleston FSystem DevelopmentChair: Jill Ritter, U.S. Air ForcePanelists: Robert Bean, ASC/WISN; Gregory Burnett andRandy Mieskoski, 711HPW/RHCBB; Victor Finomore,711HPW/RHCBA; Laura Militello, Applied DecisionScienceST6 – HEADWAY, SPEED, ACCELERATION,AND AUTOMATIONLectureFriday, September 23, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 noonCharleston ESurface TransportationChair: Susan T. Chrysler, Texas Transportation Inst.;Cochair: Joel Cooper, Precision Driving Research1. Ian J. Reagan, National Highway Traffic SafetyAdmin.; James P. Bliss, Old Dominion U., Effectsof an Advisory Warning and a Cash Bonuson Speeding Behavior2. Bryan Reimer, Bruce Mehler, and Joseph F.Coughlin, Massachusetts Inst. of Technology,Using Self-Report and Heart Rate Measuresto Assess Stress Reduction from a SemiautomatedParallel Parking System3. Malte Risto, U. of Twente; Marieke H. Martens,TNO Human Factors, Assessing Drivers’Ability to Carry Out Headway Advice inMotorway Car Driving4. Douglas E. Young, California State U. Long Beach;Genevieve M. Heckman and Robyn S. Kim,Exponent Failure Analysis Associates, HumanFactors in Sudden Acceleration Incidents5. Jarrett A. Bato and Linda Ng Boyle, U. of Washington,Adaptive Cruise Control: User Differencesin Urban and Rural EnvironmentsPlan to Attend!HFES 56th Annual MeetingOctober 22-–26, 2012Westin Boston WaterfrontBoston, Massachusetts, USAReviewsof Human Factors andErgonomics, Volume 7Edited by Patricia R. DeLuciaThe contents of Reviews ofHuman Factors and Ergonomics,Volume 7, is simultaneously international,collaborative, interdisciplinary,and evidence-based.The authors draw on knowledgeabout processes that occurwithin people (vision, audition,haptics, cognitive, physical, emotional),across people (social, cultural)and between people andorganizations. The book exemplifiesthe human factors/ergonomics field as, in the editor’swords, “a critical component of the solutions to past, present,and future sociotechnical problems.”The chapters in this volume address distracted driving;auditory displays for in-vehicle technologies; human-robotinteraction; job analysis techniques for distal upper-extremitydisorders; understanding, evaluating, and designing for humanemotion; perceptual, cognitive, and physical factors ofnight vision goggles; information environment, fatigue, andculture in the maritime domain; and virtual reality systemdesign for mobility and haptic task performance.The Reviews of Human Factors and Ergonomics series hasestablished itself as a leading reference for an overview summaryand status review of central HF/E topics—one that isimportant to students, researchers, practitioners, and theinformed public.Paperback: 376 pp., 6 × 9 inches; ISBN 978-1-4522-0524-3HFES Members: $75 print, free online; Nonmembers: $125 printplus onlineHOW TO ORDERHFES Members: To purchase a print copy, go to http://bit.ly/r6gXilTo access the online content at no charge, log in atwww.hfes.org with your member username and passwordand click the link to view Reviews on SAGE Journals Online.Nonmembers: Go to rev.sagepub.com, click on “Subscribe,”and purchase an Individual Subscription with both print andonline access.Published by SAGE forHuman Factors and Ergonomics SocietyP.O. Box 1369, Santa Monica, CA 90406-1369 USA310/394-1811, Fax 310/394-2410, http://hfes.org, store@hfes.org44 SEPTEMBER 23 – FRIDAY

PARTICIPANT INDEXAbbott, Robert, 25Abedin, Shafiq, 34Adame, Adrian S., 29Adams, Anne E., 10Adams, Julie, A., 12, 28Agan, Kevin, 18Aghaei, Behzad, 14Ahmad, Omar, 33Ahmed, Shaheen, 43Ahram, Tareq Z., 31Ajayi, Olu, 32Alberti, Pascal, 23Albin, Thomas, 37Alexander, Amy L., 12, 21Alfred, Petra E., 22, 25, 35, 38Alicia, Thomas, 21, 29, 42Allaire, Jason C., 23Allen, Christine, 13Allread, W. Gary, 41Amelink, Catherine T., 19Amick, Ryan Z., 38Ancker, Jessica, 28Anders, Shilo, 16Anderson, Gretchen M., 33Anderson, John R., 42Anderson, Michael, 32Andre, Anthony D., 9Andres, Bob O., 41Arbuckle, Nicole, 17Armstrong, Thomas J., 13, 27, 31Arrabito, G. Robert, 14, 27, 40Arthur, J. J. (Trey), 24Asan, Onur, 34Ashoori, Maryam, 16Astwood, Randy S., 38Aulck, Lavi, 13Auroy, Yves, 39Aust, Frederik, 11Avery, Eric, 40Babcock-Parziale, Judith, 30Babski-Reeves, Kari, 43Bacon, Lauren P., 42Badler, Norman I., 43Bagian, James P., 16Bahn, Sangwoo, 13Bakdash, Jonathan, 38Baker, Lowell L., 41Baldwin, Carryl L., 9, 12, 21, 26,32Balk, Stacy A., 18, 28, 33Ballou, David G., 33Banas, Steven, 10Banderet, Louis E., 38Baran, Steven, D., 38Barber, Daniel, 9, 43Barnes, Michael J., 11, 31Barrow, Jane H., 21, 32Barshi, Immanuel, 11Bartha, Michael, 37Bass, Brock M., 15Bass, Ellen, 24Bateman, Raymond, 25Bato, Jarrett A., 44Battiste, Vernol, 8, 42Bauer, David T., 21Bauer, Denise H., 33Bazley, Connemara, 38Bean, Nathaniel H., 39Bean, Robert, 44Beane, John, 15Bearman, Chris, 37Beasley, John W., 38Beattie, Tonya, 35Becker, Mark E., 29Bedwell, Wendy L., 22Beekhuyzen, Martijn, 16Beer, Jenay M., 10, 16Bell, Herbert H., 32Bell, Sarah N., 22Bellingar, Teresa, 8Benedict, Ashley J., 35Bennett, Kevin, 30Benson, Elizabeth, 22, 39Benuzillo, Jose, 24Berggren, Peter, 20Beringer, Dennis, 24Berka, Chris, 9, 15Berry, Katherine A., 26, 40Best, Thomas M., 38Bhagat, Rahul, 11Bienefeld, Nadine, 11, 37Billinghurst, Sabrina S., 42Billings, Deborah R., 39Bisantz, Ann M., 28Blair, Lucas, 31Blanco, Myra, 32, 33Blandford, Ann, 37Blanding, Ryan, 26Blickensderfer, Elizabeth L., 42Bliss, James P., 15, 36, 44Blitch, John G., 9, 42Blood, Ryan P., 15Blosch, Justin, 39Bo, Cheng, 22Bo, Wang, 22Bockelman Morrow, Patricia, 31,39Boehm-Davis, Deborah A., 19, 32Bogner, Marilyn Sue, 27Boloni, Lotzi, 43Bolton, Matthew, 27, 30Boren, Rebecca, 10Boring, Ronald L., 11, 18, 21, 23Borowsky, Avinoam, 36Bothell, Daniel, 42Bourgeon, Léonore, 11Bourne, Janet E., 32Bower, Curtis, 32Bowers, Clint, 15Bowman, Alec, 33Boyce, Michael W., 28Boykin, Gary, 25Boyle, Linda Ng, 7, 33, 44Boyle, Nolan D., 23Bradbury, Aaron, 23Branaghan, Russell J., 19, 30, 37Brayda, Luca, 26Brett, Bryan E., 18Brill, J. Christopher, 14, 23Brooks, Nathan, 34, 40Brown, Jeremy, 26, 38Brown, Kendra T., 9Brown, Victoria, 30Brown, William S., 37Brown-Clerk, Bernadette, 39Bruni, Sylvain, 16, 42Brunye, Thaddeus, 39Buker, Timothy J., 42Burford, Mary E., 21Burgo-Black, A. Lucile, 17Burian, Barbara K., 42Burkhardt, Katharin, Deschesne,30Burks, Rick T., 23Burnett, Gregory, 44Burnett, John S., 23Burns, Catherine M., 14, 16, 27Burns, Kathleen, 35Bustamante, Ernesto A., 16, 22Butler, Jenny, 38Buttrey, Samuel E., 11Byrne, Michael D., 12, 28, 31, 36,42Cades, David, M., 19Cai, Hongyi, 28Caine, Kelly, 12Caldwell, Barrett S., 35, 38Calhoun, Gloria L., 36Callaghan, Jack P., 15Camden, Matthew C., 18, 33Cameron, Ian T., 36Campbell, Bryan A., 28Campus, Claudio, 26Cao, Caroline G. L., 14, 15Cao, Shi, 12, 29Carayon, Pascale, 22, 37Carbone, Tom, 31Carlson, Eric, 30Carolan, Thomas, 36Carpenter, Angela, 18Carpenter, Eric D., 12, 15Carrasquillo, Vernnaliz, 31Carré, Matt J., 27Carrizales, Michael L., 42Carroll, John, 34Carstens, Patricia K., 39Carswell, C. Melody, 13, 39Carter, Jim A., 7, 12Casali, John, G., 21, 33Casey, Steven M., 40Cassenti, Daniel N., 30, 40Castle, Courtney E., 21, 34Catchpole, Ken C., 24Catrambone, Richard, 19, 42Cavanagh, Joseph A., 25Chadwick, Roger, 41Chali Zarzar, Muci J., 38Chalil Madathil, Kapil, 43Chang, Jessica, 19Chang, Joonho, 21, 28, 41Chang, Sha X., 30Chappell, Sherry, 33Charness, Neil, 23Chellali, Amine, 15Chellali, Ryad, 26Chen, Bingyune, 20Chen, Howard, 43Chen, Huei-Yen Winnie I., 33Chen, Jessie Y. C., 31, 39, 43Chen, Tiffany L., 12Cheung, R. T. F., 28Chevrel, Philippe, 39Chien, Shih-Yi, 17, 40Chin, Chieh-Li, 17Chin, Jessie, 11Chin, Matthew G., 14, 22, 31, 32Choi, Younggeun, 31Christopher, Bonny, 42Chrysler, Susan T., 44Chua, Zarrin, 12Chung, Lisa, 34Ciriello, Vincent M., 13Clanton, Tameka, 34Clarke, Duncan, 13, 39Claveau, Fabien, 39Clegg, Benjamin A., 42Clift, Laurence, 27Clift, Maxine, A., 27Cochran, David, 31Cohen, H. Harvey, 7, 27Colford, Sean, 39Colle, Herbert A., 30Collins, Sarah, 12Collins McLaughlin, Anne, 23Colombo, Gian, 22Conner-Garcia, Thembi, 11, 17Connors, Erik, S., 30, 36Conrad, Karen M., 43Cosenzo, Keryl Ann, 43Cook, Richard, 37Cooke, Nancy J., 16, 19, 23, 37Cooper, Joel, 44Cooper, Susan E., 37Coplen, Michael, 25Cornelissen, Miranda, 18, 27Coughlin, Joseph F., 29, 44Coutts, Kathy, 25Covas-Smith, Christine M., 32Cowley, Jennifer A., 14, 32Coyne, Joseph, 9, 26Craig, Gregory, 24Crawford, J. Mac, 43Cross, Nerida, 36Cudnik, Michael, 35Cuevas, Haydee M., 29Culberson, Gregory, 43Culley, Kimberly E., 14, 26Cumming, John, 36Cunningham, Charlene, 39Curran, Paul, 14Curtis, Michael T., 32Czaja, Sara, J., 12Dalitsch, Walter W., 40Dallman, Ron, 21Dattel, Andrew R., 25Davis, Katherine, 17Davis, Kermit G., 20, 25, 31Davis, Melvin S., 10Davison, Alan, 36de Laveaga, Adam E., 27de Visser, Ewart, 10, 17, 34Deaton, John, E., 42Decheneaux, Charles, 21Decker, Tim, 43DeFour, Mary E., 23Dempsey, Patrick, 20Dennerlein, Jack, 15d’Entremont, Barbara, 16Deppa, Shelley, Waters, 27Derby, Paul, 15Dever, Daniel P., 25D’Hollander, Alain, 39Dierks, Meghan, 30Dietz, Aaron S., 22Dietz, Andreas, 19Dingus, Thomas A., 40D’Mello, Sidney, 25Doebbeling, Bradley N.,17Doherty, Shawn, 40Dolletski-Lazar, Rhianon, 36Donchin, Yoel, 24, 35, 37Dong, Xiao, 10Dong, Yujie, 21ParticipantIndexPARTICIPANT INDEX 45

ParticipantIndexDonmez, Birsen, 18, 29Donovan, Colleen, 25Dorneich, Michael C., 16Douglas, Dana G., 17Douphrate, David, 27Downer, Kevin F., 18Draper, Mark H., 33, 37Drews, Frank A., 20, 24, 30, 33,38Driskell, Tripp, 35Driver, Chris, 30Drum, Jonathan E., 33Duarte, Carlos, 32Dubé, Geneviève, 14Duff, Sacha, 35Dulchinos, Vicki, 9Dumas, Cedric, 14, 15Duong, Constance G., 24Durgavich, Joel, 18Durso, Francis T., 38, 39, 40Dutt, Varun, 18, 20Dyre, Brian P., 22Easterlund, Peter A., 32Eibling, David, 16El Mhamdi, Sana, 39Elias, John Z., 31Elkerton, Jay, 12Ellis, Kris, 24Ellis, Kyle K. E., 24Ellis, Stephen R., 27Elson, Ila J., 13Elton, Edward, 27Emfield, Adam, 17, 34Emo, Amanda K., 15, 18, 29Endsley, Mica R., 36England, Scott, 22, 39Epstein, Dana, R., 30Epstein, Ethan, 39Epstein, Rhonda, 39Erdos, Robert, 24Evans, A. William, 43Evans, Kevin, 20, 43Ezer, Neta 41Faatin, Mahpara, 14, 38Fairbanks, Rollin J. “Terry,” 41Farry, Michael, 30Fathallah, Fadi A., 38, 41Fausset, Cara Bailey, 21Feathers, David, 35Feigh, Karen M., 12, 24, 39Feldman, Moshe, 43Ferguson, Sue A., 30, 41Fern, Lisa, 33, 37Fernandes, Alicia B., 21Fernandez, Antonio R., 43Ferris, Thomas, 8, 12, 25Field, Matt, 39Figueroa, Ivonne J., 25, 38Fike, Karl, 25Fincannon, Thomas, 17Fink, Nicole, 11, 15Finomore, Victor S., 20, 21, 34, 44Fiore, Stephen M., 9, 23, 31, 43Fiorella, Logan, 19Fischer, Ute M., 37, 38Fishel-Brown, Stephanie R., 21Fisher, Alia, 41Fisk, Arthur D., 15, 21Fitch, Gregory M., 33Flach, John, 30Flanagan, Mindy, 17Fleger, Stephen, 17Flin, Rhona, 12, 25, 38Flinn, Sharon, 23Flowers, John, 19Fok, Audrey W., 15Fong, Allan, 9Forsythe, Chris, 8, 25, 26Foslien, Wendy, 15Fouse, Shannon, 23Fratzola, Jessica K., 25Freedy, Elan, 34Freeman, Jared, 16Freier, Stephen, 31Freivalds, Andris, 21, 28Fricke-Ernst, Christiane, 21Frischmann, Timothy B., 15Frisina, Michael E., 24Fuchs, Sven, 18Füerstenau, Norbert, 27Funke, Gregory J., 21, 23, 25Funke, Matthew E., 15, 18, 21Gacy, A. Marquis, 20Gagnon, Jean-François, 14Gallagher, Kaitlin M., 15Gallagher, Sean, 25, 31, 41Gallagher, Shaun, 31Gallimore, Jennie, 17Galloway, Trysha, 9Gamble, Murray, 42Gane, Brian D., 42Gangakhedkar, Shruti B., 20Gao, Xuefei, 11Garcia, Adrian, 14Garcia, Andre J., 21Garg, Chaya, 12Garland, T. B., 30Gärling, Anita, 33Garner, John C., 41Garrett, Sandra, K., 8Garrison, Jared, 32Gartenberg, Daniel I., 29Gawron, Valerie J., 26Gee, Sara K., 32Geels, Kasha, 39Geiselman, Eric E., 16Gerritsen, David B., 33Gertman, David I., 11, 23Giang, Wayne, 14Gibbons, Chris, 12Gilkey, David P., 27Gilpin-McMinn, Julie, 13Gliva-McConvey, Gayle, 21Glussich, Doug, 11Godwin, Alex, 36Gomer, Joshua A., 18, 41Gonzalez, Cleotilde, 18, 20Goodrich, Michael A., 43Goodwin, Gerald, 22Goonetilleke, Ravindra S., 21, 28Gopher, Daniel, 37Gore, Brian F., 20Gorman, Jamie C., 23Gorman, Paul, 12Govindu, Nirathi, 13, 22Graffeo, Clarissa, 13Gramopadhye, Anand K. L., 43Grant, Rusty, 39Grant, Stuart C., 42Graumlich, James F., 11, 17Graving, Justin S., 32Gray, Wayne D., 9, 10Greenstein, Joel S., 28, 34, 35, 43Grier, Rebecca, 34Grosdemouge, Cristol A., 14, 15Grote, Gudela, 11, 37Grove, Janna, 31Guarrera, Theresa, 31, 38, 43Guerlain, Stephanie, 10Gunzelmann, Glenn, 30Guo, C. T., 28Gurses, Ayse P., 10, 12, 19Haass, Michael, 25Hadi, Mohammed, 24Hagemann, Vera, 36Hah, Sehchang, 12, 24, 42Hahn, Robert G., 40Hale, Christopher R., 36Hale, Kelly, 14, 18Hale, Mark, 27Hallbeck, M. Susan, 7, 27, 39, 41Hallquist, Theresa, 25Halse, Shane E., 14, 31Halverson, Tim, 30Hamada, Hiroyuki, 16Hamblin, Christopher, 16Hamell, Joshua D., 34Hamilton, Katherine, 13, 36Han, Quiong, 39Hancock, Peter A., 14, 24, 32, 39Hanowski, Richard J., 32, 33Hansen, Chad, 27Hansman, R. John, 27Hardy, Leon, 40Haro, Elizabet, 29Harper, William, 36Harper-Sciarini, Michelle, 40Harrington, Christina N., 28Harrington, Maria, 24Harris-Adamson, Carisa, 11, 20Harris, J. M., 38Harrison, Kyle, 43Hassall, Maureen E., 36Havig, Paul, 28Hawes, Breanne, 39Hayes, Caroline, 10Hayes, Sean, T., 12, 28He, Chunhui, 31He, Jibo, 29Head, James R., 25, 34Heberger, John, 31Heckman, Genevieve M., 44Hedge, Alan, 35Heidrich, Susan, 14Heikens, Ray, 26Helander, Martin, 24, 30Helton, William S., 25, 34Hendren, Nathan, 29Henrickson Parker, Sarah, 25, 30Hentschel, Erin, 15Herdman, Chris M., 42Herman, Ted, 43Hettinger, Lawrence J., 28Heyne, Kyle, 34Higgins, James, 17Hildebrand, Emily A., 30, 37Hilliard, Antony, 34Histon, Jonathan M., 11, 27Hitchens, Richard E., 40Ho, Geoffrey, 14, 27, 40Hobbs, Alan, 9Hoeft, Raegan M., 8, 15, 36Hoeppermans, Maarten, 19Hogan, Kelly, 37Holden, Kritina L., 18Hollands, Justin G., 30Holness, Karen S., 29, 33Holt, Jerred C., 30Homola, Jeffrey R., 37Hooey, Becky L., 20Hooper, Dean A., 15, 40Hooten, Eli R., 12, 28Hoover, Adam W., 21Hope, Rowdy J., 8, 22Hope, Ryan M., 9Horiguchi, Yukio, 32Hornof, Anthony J., 29Horst, Dick, 29Horton, Leanna M., 19Horvath, Don, 34Hou, Ming, 11, 14Howie, Nicole, 42Howlett, Michael, 38Hoyt, Tawny, 10Hu, S. Jack, 31Huang, Yunchen, 28, 36Hudson, Irwin, 9, 32, 35, 43Hughes, Erin E., 41Hughes, Margaret, 13Hunt, Gayle, 39Hurwitz, Joshua B., 28Hutchins, Shaun, 14, 36Hutchins, Susan G., 10, 29Hwang, Jesun, 21, 28Ilgen, Daniel, 14Imada, Andrew S., 22Ireland, Michael, 43Irwin, Amy, 39Israelski, Ed., 27Izotte, Marion, 39Jack, Leanne, 17Jackson, Marianne, 30Jacobson, Alan R., 10, 12Jagacinski, Richard, 24James, Katrina, 36Jamieson, Greg A., 9, 18, 30, 34Jang, Jooyoung, 41Janowitz, Ira, 20Jaramillo, Daniela, 23Jardina, Jo R., 13Jarmasz, Jerzy, 41Jenkins, Daniel P., 27Jentsch, Florian, 17, 32, 40, 43Jeon, Eunjin, 28Jeon, Myounghoon, 29, 32Jeong, Kyeong-Ah, 35Jerald, Jason, 34Jessee, Sage, 11Jeuniaux, Patrick, 14Ji, Qiang, 9Jipp, Meike, 11, 19, 28, 29, 37Jo, Seongsik, 21Joe, Jeffrey, 32Johannaber, Kenneth, 38Johansson, Björn J. E., 20Johns, Brian, 43Johnson, Christopher M., 42Johnson, Daniel A., 27Johnson, Dustin, 21Johnson, Korey, 37Johnson, Monica R., 43Johnson, Peter, 13, 41Johnson, Peter W., 13, 15Johnson, Walter W., 24Joines, Sharon, 15, 20, 28, 35, 40,41, 4346 PARTICIPANT INDEX

Jolly, Jonathan, 30Jones, Dylan M., 22Jones, Ellen L., 30Jones, Eric, 28, 36Jones, Helene, 30Jones, Rashaad E. T., 29Jorgensen, Michael J., 38Juang, Kevin A., 28Jung, Jeongrim, 28Jung, Kihyo, 31, 41Kaber, David B., 20, 24Kaiser, Darren, 17Kalsher, Michael J., 16, 24Kanki, Barbara, 40Karis, Demetrios 7Karol, Sohit, 41Karsh, Ben-Tzion, 28, 37, 38, 41Karwowski, Waldemar, 31Kasten, Steven, 27Kawabata, Shinichiro, 16Kaye, Ronald, 10Kazi, Sadaf, 39Keebler, Joseph R., 22, 32, 41Keeton, Kathryn E., 22Keillor, Jocelyn M., 24, 41Keinrath, Claudia, 16Keller, John W., 8, 22Keller, M. David, 39Kelley, Troy D., 30, 40Kelly, Jarod C., 28Kemp, Charles C., 12Kennedy, Quinn, 11Kennedy, Rebecca, 41Khan, Hibah, 19Kiekebosch, Joeri, 18Kieras, David, 12Kiken, Ariana, 42Kilgore, Ryan M., 36Kim, Heeeun, 28Kim, Kahyun, 10, 19Kim, Kinam, 31Kim, Robyn S., 23, 44Kim, SiJung, 16Kim, Soyun, 33Kim, Sung-Hee, 10Kim, Tae Hoon, 38Kincses, Wilhelm E., 26King, Robert, 34Kirlik, Alex, 12, 30Klein, Kathryn A., 16Klein, Nathan D., 32Kleiner, Brian, 22Kline, Keith, A., 19Kluge, Annette, 21, 36Knapik, Gregory G., 38Knott, Benjamin A., 21, 23, 25Knott, Camilla C., 16Ko, Pei-Ling, 20Koetteritzsch, Anna, 21Koh, Ranieri, Yung Ing, 24, 35Koikkara, Reshmi, 43Kokini, Christina M., 21Kolbe, Michaela, 11Kolling, Andreas, 20Kopren, Katie, 17Kortum, Philip T., 13, 14, 28Kosnik, William, 28Kossack, Merrick, 24Koteskey, Robert W., 24Kotowski, Susan E., 20Koubek, Richard J., 21Kozycki, Richard, 11Kraft, Norbert O., 9Kramarova, Olga, 25Kramer, Heidi S., 30Kramer, Lynda J., 24Krauss, David A., 23Kremer, Kathleen, 24Krois, Paul, 26Kruk, Ronald V., 42Krupenia, Stas, 19Kudryavtsev, Dimitry, 36Kuffner, Maria Picardi, 26, 29Kuwahara, Noriaki, 16Kwantes, Peter J., 27Kwok, Kenneth, 14Kwon, Bum Chul, 10Kwon, Jeongung, 41Lackey, Stephanie J., 35, 43Lacson, Frank C., 8, 27, 34, 41Lafay, Jean-François, 39LaFiandra, Michael, 11Lakhmani, Shan, 35Lamar, Sabrina, 20, 43Landry, Steven J., 12Landsberg, Carla R., 38Langheim, Lisa, 22Lapin, Jamie A., 38Larsson, Tobias C., 33Lartigue, Louis, 34Laughery, Kenneth R., 16Lavallière, Martin, 29Lavender, Steven A., 20, 23, 38,43Lazzara, Elizabeth H., 30, 43Le, Peter, 41Le Blanc, Katya, 11, 23Lebiere, Christian, 43LeCocq, Andy, 7Lee, Baekhee, 31Lee, Gyusung, 39Lee, Hwasoo E., 37Lee, John, D.7, 19Lee, Kicheol, 33Lee, Paul, U., 37Lee, Pei-Ju, 20Lee, Sangwon, 21Lee, Will, 16, 34Leech, Charles, 13Lenne, Michael G., 18, 27, 29Lenox, Michelle M., 30, 36Lenz, Helge, 19Lew, Roger, 22Lewis, Charlotte, 15Lewis, Michael, 17, 20, 34, 40Lewis, Roger, 27Lewis, Vicki R., 28Li, Huiyang, 35Li, Sensen, 10Liao, Vera, 17Liechty, Molly M., 10, 26Lim, Vin, 41Lin, Cheng-Jhe, 32Lio, Cindy H., 39Lippman, Bradley, 31Litaker, Harry L., 14Liu, Dahai, 40Liu, Siwen, 41Liu, Yili, 12, 28, 29Lockett-Reynolds, Janae, 28Lockhart, Thurmon E., 11, 33Lopez, Christen E., 37Loveday, T. D., 38Lovell-Ptautz, Stacy, 32Lowndes, Bethany R., 39Loye, Brandon, 39Lu, Sara A., 14, 35Lueder, Rani, 8Lum, Heather C., 8, 14, 23, 31Lundh, Monica, 40Luong, Mary G., 15Luttrell, Wesley, 21Luximon, Ameersing, 21, 35Luz, Maria, 19Lüzhöft, Margareta, 40Lyle, William A., 18Lyons, Rebecca, 13Ma, Xiao, 21Madathil, Kapil Chalil, 43Madhavan, Poornima, 10, 26, 38Magleby, Justin, 33Mahani, Maryamossadat N., 36Mahoney, Samuel, 30Maikala, Rammohan V., 13Mainini, Matthew J., 37Mallin, Brittany, 38Mallis, Melissa M., 9Malone, Thomas B., 28Mancuso, Vincent F., 13, 36Manke, Nikky, 31Manser, Michael M., 32Manzey, Dietrich, 19Marble, Julie, 37Marino-Carper Teri, L., 42Markewitz, Boaz, 24Marklin, Richard, 31, 43Marks, Allison, 42Marks, Lawrence B., 30Marquard, Jenna, 30Marra, Diane, 38Marraffino, Matthew D., 31Marras, William S., 12, 19, 20, 30,38, 41Mars, Franck, 39Marshall, Dawn, 33Marshall, Robyn, 36Martens, Marieke H., 44Martin, Nicolas, 27Martinoli, Cristina, 26Masnavi, Ehsan, 14Mastrigt, S. van, 34Mathews, Judith, 12Matthews, Gerald, 15, 18, 22, 25Mayhorn, Christopher B., 12, 15Mazur, Lukasz M., 30McAdam, Tim, 30McBride, Jeff, 9McBride, Sara E., 10, 16McCarley, Jason S., 22, 27, 29McCarty, Tina, 43McCloy, Tom, 10, 40McCulloch, Peter, 24McCurry, Malcolm J., 29McDermott, Patricia L., 34, 41McDonnell, Lori, 9McDougald, Brannan R., 15, 32McGarry, Kathleen, 24McGregor, Elizabeth A., 30McKeever, Stacey, 17McKendrick, Ryan, 10McKinley, Aileen, 25McLaughlin, Anne Collins, 15, 23,33McMillan, Eric, 13, 36McMullin, Dianne, 13, 17McNair, Lisa D., 10McNeese, Michael, 13, 36McNeil, Mike, 21Mead, Patrick, 29Mearns, Kathryn, 38, 39Medeiros-Ward, Nathan, 15, 22Medina, Alejandra, 32Mehler, Bruce, 29, 44Mehrotra, Siddharth, 40Mehta, Jay P., 38Meingast, Melissa, 42Meixensberger, Juergen, 19Mendel, Jeremy, 33Mercado, Alyssa, 38Mercer, James 38Merrit, Stephanie, 14, 17Mesloh, Miranda, 22Metcalf, David, 13, 30Michel, Philippe, 39Mieskoski, Randy, 44Milgram, Paul, 33Militello, Laura G., 17, 37, 41, 44Miller, Anne, 35Miller, Christopher A., 34, 37Miller, Cindy, 24Miller, Marissa C., 25Miller, Ronald, 37Miller, Sarah, 30Milleville, Isabelle, 15Mitchell, Diane Kuhl, 11, 18Mitchell, Janet, 25Mitchell, Lucy, 25Mitsopoulos-Rubens, Eve, 18Mittendorf, Monika, 27Mitzner, Tracy L., 12, 16, 21, 23Mlyniec, Paul, 34Moehlenbrink, Christoph, 11, 19,27Mohamed-Ameen, Amira, 35Mohammed, Susan, 13, 36Mohlenbrink, Christoph, 9Molenaar, David, 42Momtahan, Kathryn, 16Monk, Chris, 25Montague, Enid N. H., 16, 34Mont’Alvão, Claudia R., 10, 34Moody, Laura, 10Moon, Jungaa, 42Moon, Seung Ki, 21, 28Moore, Dawn, 43Moore, Kristin, 18Morelli, Frank, 36Morgan, Brent, 25Morgan, Corey A., 42Morgan, Justin F., 29, 32Morgan, Lauren J., 24Morie, Jacki, 25Moroney, William F., 10Morrow, Daniel G., 11, 17, 38Mortimer, Rudolf, 40Mosaly, Prithima R., 20, 30Mosier, Kathleen L., 10, 38Moss, Jason, 32Mossey, Mary E., 29Mouloua, Mustapha, 14, 15, 21,23Mueller, Stefan, 19Multer, Jordan, 29Murphy, Carrie E., 22Murphy, Jennifer S., 32Murray, Ivonne, 23Murray, Michael D., 11Muse Duma, Katherine, 28Musliner, David J., 34ParticipantIndexPARTICIPANT INDEX 47

ParticipantIndexMusson, David, 20Musters, Adrian, 19, 33Muth, Eric R., 21, 32Muttart, Jeff, 33Mylon, Peter, 27Myung, Rohae, 21Nadler, Izhak, 30Nähhlinder, Staffan, 20Najle, Maxine B., 32Nakanishi, Hiroaki, 32Nalu, Amber, 36Nasu, Maki, 16Nathan-Roberts, Dan, 28, 35Navarro, Claude, 11Naylor, David, 43Neal, Andrew, 27Needles, Tracy, 35Neill, Adrian, 30Nelson, Erik T., 10Nelson, Paul, 10Nemire, Kenneth E., 16, 32Nesthus, Thomas E., 9Neubauer, Catherine E., 22Neuman, Brooke L., 30, 37Neumann, Ewald, 34Newlin-Canzone, Elizabeth T., 21Ng, Aik Kuan, 29Nguyen, Quynh, 10Nicholls, Alastair P., 22Nichols, Tim, 8, 24Nicholson, Denise, 36Nilsson, Rickard, 33Nimbarte, Ashish D., 41Norfleet, Jack, 25O’Brien, Marita A., 23, 33O’Brien, Niall V., 13Obradovich, Jodi Heintz, 9Ockerman, Jennifer, 24O’Connell, Maureen E., 14O’Connor, Paul, 11, 20, 40O’Dea, Angela, 11Oden, Razia, V. N., 34Oglesby, James M., 9, 35Ogutu, Jack O., 35Oh, Chang-Geun, 33Oh, Hyungseok, 21O'Hara, John M., 12, 17Ohlhauser, Amanda D., 33Ojalvo, Irving U., 41Oleson, Kristin E., 14, 22, 31, 39Olsheski, Julia DeBlasio, 21Olszta, Jessica E., 29O’Malley, Marcia K., 42O’Neil, Patrick M., 21Onken, Jeffrey D., 38Onkham, Wilawan, 31Ophir, Ronny, 36Or, Calvin K. L., 17Orasanu, Judith M., 9, 37Orihuela, Cristina Beltran, 17Oron-Gilad, Tal, 11, 33, 37Ortiz, Eric C., 35Osafo-Yeboah, Benjamin, 13, 22Osga, Glenn, 11Ososky, Scott, 31, 43Ou, Bo, 20Owens, Sean, 34Ozkan, Necmettin Firat, 35Ozok, Ant, 17, 19Pace, John W., 18, 39Pagano, Christopher C., 41Pak, Richard, 11, 15, 33Palmer, Kysen, 33Pang, Hong-Xiang, 30Panganiban, April Rose, 25Papenfuss, Anne, 27, 37Parasurman, Raja, 9, 10, 17, 24,34Parijat, Prakriti, 11Park, Jangwoon, 31, 41Park, Seikwon, 28Park, Taezoon, 35Park, Woojin, 35Parke, Bonny K., 9Parkinson, Robert J., 15Parmet, Yisrael, 36Parr, Alissa, 36Pasma, Derek L., 42Passinger, Bretislav, 16Pastel, Robert, 12Pasupathy, Kalyan S., 21Patel, Aktta, 19Patil, Anuja, 27Patterson, Emily, 35Pau, Marco, 39Pau, Massimiliano, 39Pauls, Jake, 27Pavlas, Davin, 9, 23, 34Pavlovic, Nada, 40Pennathur, Priyadarshini R., 12,28Penney, Trevor B., 14Pepple, Darin, 34Peres, S. Camille, 13, 14, 23Pharmer, James A., 33Phillips, Elizabeth, 31, 43Phillips, Henry L., 40Phillips, Jennifer K., 34Picciano, Paul M., 21Piccione, Dino, 10Pickering, Sharon P., 24Pierce, Linda, 23, 34, 37Piner, Gillian E., 36Piper, Adam, 40Plew, William, 31Polgreen, Philip, 43Pollard, Jonisha P., 31, 39Pop, Vlad L., 38, 39Popik, Dianne, 21Popkin, Stephen, 25Porat, Talya, 33Porter, William L., 39Portnoy, Felix, 24Praetorius, Gesa, 40Pray, Rick, 42Price, Margaux M., 15, 23Prinet, Julie, 14Prinzel, Lance J., 24Proaps, Alexandra, 15Probst, Adam, 37Procci, Katelyn, 15Proctor, Robert W., 35Pruchnicki, Shawn, 42Prytz, Erik, 20, 41Puleio, Jonathan, 35Purcell, Janine A., 20, 41Purkayastha, Sagar N., 42Pyun, Jongkwon, 31Quenon, Jean-Luc, 39Quinn, Stephanie A., 31Radford-Davenport, Julie, 14Radin Umar, Radin Zaid, 20, 43Radvansky, Gabriel, 25Radwin, Robert G., 25Rahimi, Mansour, 37Rahmati, Ahmad, 13Raij, Andrew, 30Rajulu, Sudhakar, 22Randall, Elissa, 27Rangel, Marcia R., 10Rantanen, Esa M., 10, 14Ratwani, Raj, 34Rauschenberger, Robert, 18, 30Reader, Tom, 20Reagan, Ian J., 44Rebsamen, Brice, 14Redden, Elizabeth, 11, 36Redfern, Mark S., 41Reed, Matthew P., 13Reeves, Sarah M., 23Reichelt, Paul A., 43Reid, Lucas, 32Reimer, Bryan, 18, 29, 44Reinerman-Jones, Lauren E., 8, 9,43Reiprich, Laurie, 21Reischl, Uwe, 28Rempel, David M., 20, 25Resnick, Marc, 7Reynolds, Hayley J. Davison, 26Rice, Stephen C., 39Rice, Valerie J., 22, 25, 35, 38Riddle, Kenyon, 12Rieger, Kathryn R., 37Riggle, Jakeb D., 39Riley, Jennifer M., 15, 41Riordan, Brian, 16Risto, Malte, 44Ritchey, Paul, 14Ritter, Jill A., 44Ritzmann, Sandrina, 36Rivchun, Alexander P., 32Rivera, Iris D., 34Rivera, Javier, 32Roberts, Daniel M., 12Robertson, Eleanor R., 24Robertson, Michelle, 22Robin, Melissa, 15Roche, Jennica, 41Rockwell, John, 30Rodriguez, Guido, 26Rodriguez, Joy, 43Rodriguez, Michael A., 36Roebuck, John A., 21Roger, Isabella, 38Rogers, Meghan, 8Rogers, Michelle, 16Rogers, Wendy A., 10, 12, 15,16, 21, 23Rogers, William, 12, 40Rorie, Robert C., 42Rose, Joseph D., 41Rosecrance, John, 27Rosen, Michael A., 43Rosenberg, Rachel L., 18Rosenhand, Hadar, 29Ross, Karol G., 34Roth, Emilie, 29Rothblum, Anita M., 18Rottem-Hovev, Michal, 33Rovira, Ericka, 16Rozovski, David, 24Rubinstein, Joshua, 27Ruff, Heath A., 36Ruffner, John W., 12, 42Rusch, Michelle L., 19Russ, Alissa L., 17, 20, 41Russell, Paul N., 25, 34Ryan, Christina, 39Rynell, Patrik, 15Ryu, Taebeum, 13Saba, Eleonora, 39Saccomanno, Frank, 11Sackllah, Michael, 27Saginus, Kyle, 31Sah, Sungjin, 31Salas, Eduardo, 9, 11, 13, 20, 23,34Salcedo, Julie N., 35Saleem, Jason J., 17, 41Saleh, Louay, 39Salley, James, 32Salmon, Paul M., 18, 27, 29Samaras, George M., 8Sammons, Amy D., 12Samms, Charneta, 18, 20, 36Samore, Matthew, 24Sanchez, Christopher A., 10Sanders, Elizabeth, 20, 23, 43Sanders, Tracy L., 39Sanderson, Penelope M., 17, 30,36Sándor, Anikó, 18, 42Sandry, Joshua, 39Saqer, Haneen, 10, 17Sargent, Michael, G., 18Sarter, Nadine B., 12, 14Satterfield, Kelly M., 21, 34Savage-Knepshield, Pamela, 11,17, 36Sawaragi, Tetsuo, 32Sawyer, Ben, 15Sawyer, Michael W., 26Saxby, Dyani, 22Scerbo, Mark W., 21, 25, 41Scerri, Paul, 34, 40Schall, Mark C., 19Scharff, Lauren F. V., 13Scharine, Angelique, 11Schatz, Sae, 36, 42Scher, Irving, 23Schmidt, Richard A., 40Schmidt, Tarah, 23Schraagen, Jan Maarten, 42Schrauf, Michael, 26Schulte, Axel, 11Schultz, John L., 29Schulz, Kenneth, 24Schumacher, Robert E., 35Schunn, Christian D., 41Schurr, Nathan, 16Schuster, David, 31, 43Schwark, Jeremy, 39Scisco, Jenna L., 21Scott, Jeanie, 20Scranton, Gregg, 43Seagull, F. Jacob, 34, 35, 43Seales, Brent, 13, 39Sebok, Angelia, 14, 20Seegmiller, Joseph, 32Seeley, Patricia, 31Segre, Alberto, 43Seidelman, Will, 13, 39Sek, Antonio, 17Selkowitz, Anthony, 22Sellers, Brittany C., 1748 PARTICIPANT INDEX

Sesto, Mary E., 14, 38Sethumadhavan, Arathi, 8, 29Shapiro, Ronald, 8, 10Shappell, Scott A., 8Sharek, David, 14, 31Sharma, Deepti, 43Shattuck, Lawrence G., 8Shattuck, Nita Lewis, 8, 33Shaw, Tyler H., 10, 17, 34Shears, Connie, 34Sheehan, Chelsea C., 25Shelton, Kevin J., 24Shepard, Clayton W., 13Shim, Jae Kun, 41Shin, Gwanseob, 13Shively, R. Jay, 33, 37Shumaker, Randall, 43Shumberger, Michael, 18Shutko, John, 12, 33Siah, Kewin Tien Ho, 35Sibley, Ciara, 9, 26Silbiger, Jacob, 33Simon, Michael, 26Sims, Valerie K., 14, 23, 31, 32,35Sinatra, Anne M., 22, 32Sind-Prunier, Paula, 40Sinha, Ruchi, 14Sinocruz, Jerome Q., 37Sivak-Callcott, Jennifer A., 41Skinner, Anna D., 15Smagner, Jessica L., 14Small, Ronald L., 22Smarr, Cory-Ann, 15Smith, Laura, 24Smith, Paul D., 38Smith, Philip J., 21Smith, Thomas J., 19Smither, Janan, 23Smith-Jentsch, Kimberly, 11, 22So, R., H.Y., 28Soangra, Rahul, 33Sollenberger, Randy L., 27Solomon, Desmond, 40Sommerich, Carolyn M., 20, 23,43Song, Joobong, 13Sonnleitner, Andreas, 26Soo, John Kok Tiong, 29Speir, Ross, 20Spencer, Amy, 21Spencer, Paul, 33Splittstoesser, Riley E., 30, 38, 41Springman, Jennifer M., 16Sprouse, Kimberly, 9Squire, Peter N., 29St. John, Mark F., 34St. Pierre, Matthew E., 32Stafford, Ashley A., 33Stahl, Patrick, 18Stallmann, Kurt, 14Stanley, Laura, 10Stanney, Kay M., 18Stanton, Nash S., 22Stavrou, Angelos, 10Steege, Linsey M. Barker, 8, 21Steelman, Kelly S., 22, 27Stefonetti, Matthew, 25Stelzer, Emily M., 16, 24Stephens, Benjamin R., 32Stephens, Robert J., 35Stevens, Ronald, 9Stewart, John, 21Stiening, John, 18Stine-Morrow, Elizabeth A. L.,11Stitzlein, Cara A., 17Stone, Richard T., 35Story, Molly, 10, 12Strang, Adam, 23Strauss, Gero, 19Strawderman, Lesley, 36Strayer, David L., 15, 22Streater, Jonathan B., 31Strybel, Thomas Z., 42Sturre, Lindsay, 15Sublette, Michelle, 13, 39Sullivan, Katlyn, 39Sundt, Thoralf, 20Surprenant, Amanda M., 31Swanson, Leah A., 27Sycara, Katia, Panagiotou, 34, 40Szalma, James L., 14, 17, 21, 23,25, 32, 38Tada, Yuri Q., 9Taggart, Mistey, 30Takac Boris, 15Tamborello, Frank, 31Tamplin, Andrea, 25Tan, Keng Kiang, 29Tan, Veasna, 15Tang, Lisa, 12Tani, Daniel, 22Tay, Benedict Tiong Chee, 24, 35Taylor, Andrea H., 35, 42Taylor, Brian A., 12Taylor, Grant, 9Taylor, Jesseca R. I., 13, 33Teegen, Uwe, 28Teo, Chee Hong, 29Teo, Grace, 21, 23, 32Tesler, Rachel, 13, 36Tevaarwerk, Amye J., 14, 38Tewkesbury, Wayne R., 12Thi, Gia, 19Thiruvengada, Hari, 15Thomas, Geb, 19, 43Thomas, Lisa C., 16Thompson, David, 7Thompson, Shelby G., 22, 39Thrailkill, Elizabeth A., 39Tichon, Daniel, 41Tidwell, Scott A., 32Todd, J. Jay, 23Todd, Kris, 34Tomasevic, Nebojsa, 18Tong, Ellen, 17Tossell, Chad C., 13, 28Trafton, Greg J., 29Traube, Eric, 25Tremblay, Sebastien, 14, 22Tretten, Phillip, 33Triggs, Tom J., 18Tsai, Jennifer, 30Tsai, Wang-Chin, 16Tucker, Johnny A., 21Tyrrell, Richard A., 18, 28, 33Ulrey, Brent L., 41The Upper Extremity MSDConsortium Group, 25Uribe, Morgan, 23Urquhart, Jim, 39Ustun, Volkan, 12Vacher, Anthony, 11, 39Vachon, Francois, 22Valot, Claude, 11Van Buskirk, Wendi L., 38Van de Berge, Nathalie, 33van der Kleij, Rick, 19, 42Vance, Sean, 35VandenBussche, Jessica, 15Vargas, Joseph C., 8, 16Vasek, Jiri, 16Vaughan, Barry, 36Veksler, Bella Z., 10Venkatesh, Bala, 17Verma, Savita A., 24Vessey, Kyle E. V., 29Vidal, Keith, 27Vincent, Chris, 37Vincenzi, Dennis A., 36, 42Vink, Peter, 34Vogel-Walcutt, Jennifer J., 19, 36,42Vogt, Jason E., 25Vredenburgh, Alison G., 16, 34Vu, Kim-Phuong L., 8, 42Vuckovic, Anita, 27Wachowiak, Rebecca, 14Wade, Chip, 41Wadman, Michael C., 27, 39Wagner, Chad, 35Wagner, Jennifer, 43Wagner, John S., 26Walker, Bruce N., 21, 29Walker, Peter B., 40Wallace, Amelia, 21Wallace, Jane, 24Walline, Erin, 37Walsh, Michael C., 39Walwanis, Melissa, 9Wanchisen, Barbara, 12Wang, Huadong, 17, 40Wang, Lu, 30Wang, Peter, 9Wang, Vincent, 35Wang, Wenjiao, 35, 41Wang, Ziheng, 9Wang, Zuoguan, 9Ward, Paul, 12Ward, Victoria B.R., 36Warm, Joel S., 21, 23, 34Watson, Margaret, 39Wears, Robert L., 28, 41Weaver, Sallie J., 13, 30, 43Weerasinghe, Thilina W., 21Weger, Kristin, 23Wegner, Diana M., 13Wei, Chen-Shuang, 35Weinger, Matthew B., 11, 37, 43Wenger, Lindsay, 32Werner, Nicole E., 19Whetsel, Stephanie A., 18, 31,33, 38Whitaker, Carson, 19White, Dennis, 11, 33Whitlock, Laura A., 23Whitlow, Stephen D., 16Wickens, Christopher D., 14, 20,22, 24, 30, 36Wiebe, Eric N., 31Wiegmann, Douglas A., 14, 20,38, 42Wies, Matthias, 19Wiese, Christopher W., 23Wiggins, M. W., 38Wiley, Eric, 21Willems, Ben, 24Williams, Barry, 42Williams, Clara, 23Williams, Linda, 20Wilson, Aaron, 32Wilson, Darren P., 28Wilson, Elizabeth A. H., 17Wilson, Glenn, 24Wilson, Jordan, 39Winchester III, Woodrow, 16Winters, John, 33Wirth, Laura, 27Wixom, Andy, 32Wogalter, Michael S., 11, 13, 16,33Wolf, Laurie, 17Wolf, Michael, 17Wong, Katie, 17Wong, Sheng C., 14Wood, Scott D., 16Woolley, Charles, 27Wreathall, John, 37Wright, Melanie, 16Wu, Annie S., 43Wu, Changxu, 20, 32Wu, Huijuan, 19Wu, Shu-Chieh, 24Xiao, Yan, 12Xiaoping, Jin, 22Xin, Tao, 22Xu, Jie, 34Xu, Jing, 30Yagoda, Rosemarie E., 15, 40Yamamoto, Akiyoshi, 16Yang, J. X., 28Yang, Xi, 24, 35Yasuda, Keisuke, 32Yeck, Alison E., 21Yen, Wei-Ting, 20, 23, 43Yenson, Sarah K., 26Yi, Ji Soo, 10Yin, Shanqing, 30Yoganandan, Arun, 34Yordon, Ryan E., 14You, Heecheon, 28, 31, 41Youmans, Robert J., 25, 38Young, Douglas E., 44Young, Jason A., 15Young, Kristie L., 29Youngson, George G., 25Yu, Denny, 27Yu, Michael, 20Yuan, Lu, 43Yule, Steven, 20, 25, 30Yun, Myung Hwan, 13Zackowitz, Ilene B., 34Zammitto, Veronica, 24Zanol, James, 34Zemla, Jeffrey C., 12Zhang, Yifan, 21Zhao, Guozhen, 20Zheng, Xianjun Sam, 18Zhong, Lin, 13Zhou, Wei, 13Zhu, Xinhui, 13Zotov, Vladimir, 41ParticipantIndexPARTICIPANT INDEX 49

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