Human Factors, Volume 54

Volume 54, Number 1, February 2012

Accidents, Safety, and Human Error

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  Sean T. Osis, Jay T. Worobets, Darren John Stefanyshyn:
  Early Heelstrike Kinetics Are Indicative of Slip Potential During Walking Over a Contaminated Surface. 5-13
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  Joceline Rogé, Evgueni Douissembekov, Fabrice Vienne:
  Low Conspicuity of Motorcycles for Car Drivers: Dominant Role of Bottom-Up Control of Visual Attention or Deficit of Top-Down Control? 14-25

Aging and Individual Differences

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  Christopher M. Kelley, Anne Collins McLaughlin:
  Individual Differences in the Benefits of Feedback for Learning. 26-35

Attentional Processes

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  Gregory J. Funke, Benjamin A. Knott, Eduardo Salas, Davin Pavlas, Adam J. Strang:
  Conceptualization and Measurement of Team Workload: A Critical Need. 36-51

Biomechanics, Anthropometry, Work Physiology

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  Matthieu Trudeau, Tawan Udtamadilok, Amy K. Karlson, Jack Tigh Dennerlein:
  Thumb Motor Performance Varies by Movement Orientation, Direction, and Device Size During Single-Handed Mobile Phone Use. 52-59

Cognitive Processes

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  Francis T. Durso, Kaitlin M. Geldbach, Paul M. Corballis:
  Detecting Confusion Using Facial Electromyography. 60-69
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  Sébastien Tremblay, François Vachon, Daniel Lafond, Chelsea Kramer:
  Dealing With Task Interruptions in Complex Dynamic Environments: Are Two Heads Better Than One? 70-83
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  Jessica L. Wildman, Amanda L. Thayer, Davin Pavlas, Eduardo Salas, John E. Stewart, William R. Howse:
  Team Knowledge Research: Emerging Trends and Critical Needs. 84-111

Computer Systems

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  Joseph B. Lyons, Charlene K. Stokes:
  Human-Human Reliance in the Context of Automation. 112-121

Displays and Controls

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  Per-Anders Oskarsson, Lars Eriksson, Otto Carlander:
  Enhanced Perception and Performance by Multimodal Threat Cueing in Simulated Combat Vehicle. 122-137

Psychomotor Processes

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  Namal Thibbotuwawa, Ravindra S. Goonetilleke, Errol R. Hoffmann:
  Constrained Path Tracking at Varying Angles in a Mouse Tracking Task. 138-150

Volume 54, Number 2, April 2012

Automation, Expert Systems

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  Jessie Y. C. Chen, Michael J. Barnes:
  Supervisory Control of Multiple Robots: Effects of Imperfect Automation and Individual Differences. 157-174

Biomechanics, Anthropometry, Work Physiology

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  Jim R. Potvin:
  Predicting Maximum Acceptable Efforts for Repetitive Tasks: An Equation Based on Duty Cycle. 175-188

Cognitive Processes

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  William S. Helton, James Head:
  Earthquakes on the Mind: Implications of Disasters for Human Performance. 189-194

Health and Medical Systems

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  Ido Morag, Daniel Gopher, Avishag Spillinger, Yael Auerbach-Shpak, Neri Laufer, Yuval Lavy, Ariel Milwidsky, Rivka-Rita Feigin, Shimon Pollack, Itay Maza, Zaher S. Azzam, Hanna Admi, Michael Soudry:
  Human Factors-Focused Reporting System for Improving Care Quality and Safety in Hospital Wards. 195-213

Psychological States and Neuroergonomics

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  Davin Pavlas, Florian Jentsch, Eduardo Salas, Stephen M. Fiore, Valerie K. Sims:
  The Play Experience Scale: Development and Validation of a Measure of Play. 214-225

Sensory and Perceptual Processes

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  Takahiro Wada, Hiroyuki Konno, Satoru Fujisawa, Shun'ichi Doi:
  Can Passengers' Active Head Tilt Decrease the Severity of Carsickness?: Effect of Head Tilt on Severity of Motion Sickness in a Lateral Acceleration Environment. 226-234

Simulation and Virtual Reality

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  Timothy J. Buker, Dennis A. Vincenzi, John E. Deaton:
  The Effect of Apparent Latency on Simulator Sickness While Using a See-Through Helmet-Mounted Display: Reducing Apparent Latency With Predictive Compensation. 235-249

Surface Transportation Systems

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  John D. Lee, Shannon C. Roberts, Joshua D. Hoffman, Linda S. Angell:
  Scrolling and Driving: How an MP3 Player and Its Aftermarket Controller Affect Driving Performance and Visual Behavior. 250-263
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  Stephen D. Myers, Trevor D. Dobbins, Stuart King, Benjamin Hall, Sharon R. Holmes, Tom Gunston, Rosemary Dyson:
  Effectiveness of Suspension Seats in Maintaining Performance Following Military High-Speed Boat Transits. 264-276

Training, Education, Instructional Systems

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  Winfred Arthur Jr., Ryan M. Glaze, Alok Bhupatkar, Anton J. Villado, Winston Bennett Jr., Leah J. Rowe:
  Team Task Analysis: Differentiating Between Tasks Using Team Relatedness and Team Workflow as Metrics of Team Task Interdependence. 277-295

Volume 54, Number 3, June 2012

Occupational Fall Prevention and Protection Special Section

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  Hongwei Hsiao, Thomas J. Armstrong:
  Preface to the Special Section on Occupational Fall Prevention and Protection. 301-302
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  Xiuwen Sue Dong, Xuanwen Wang, Christina Daw:
  Fatal Falls Among Older Construction Workers. 303-315
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  Justin G. Young, Charles Woolley, James A. Ashton-Miller, Thomas J. Armstrong:
  The Effect of Handhold Orientation, Size, and Wearing Gloves on Hand-Handhold Breakaway Strength. 316-333
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  Peter I. Simeonov, Hongwei Hsiao, In-Ju Kim, John R. Powers, Tsui-Ying Kau:
  Factors Affecting Extension Ladder Angular Positioning. 334-345
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  Hongwei Hsiao, Nina Turner, Richard Whisler, Joyce Zwiener:
  Impact of Harness Fit on Suspension Tolerance. 346-357
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  Christopher S. Pan, John R. Powers, Jared J. Hartsell, James R. Harris, Bryan M. Wimer, Renguang G. Dong, John Z. Wu:
  Assessment of Fall-Arrest Systems for Scissor Lift Operators: Computer Modeling and Manikin Drop Testing. 358-372
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  Sharon S. Chiou, Nina Turner, Joyce Zwiener, Darlene L. Weaver, William E. Haskell:
  Effect of Boot Weight and Sole Flexibility on Gait and Physiological Responses of Firefighters in Stepping Over Obstacles. 373-386
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  Harlan Amandus, Jennifer Bell, Hope Tiesman, Elyce Biddle:
  The Epidemiology of Slips, Trips, and Falls in a Helicopter Manufacturing Plant. 387-395

Attentional Processes

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  Bruce Mehler, Bryan Reimer, Joseph F. Coughlin:
  Sensitivity of Physiological Measures for Detecting Systematic Variations in Cognitive Demand From a Working Memory Task: An On-Road Study Across Three Age Groups. 396-412

Automation, Expert Systems

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  Chris Baber, Mark Butler:
  Expertise in Crime Scene Examination: Comparing Search Strategies of Expert and Novice Crime Scene Examiners in Simulated Crime Scenes. 413-424

Biomechanics, Anthropometry, Work Physiology

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  Mary E. Sesto, Curtis B. Irwin, Karen B. Chen, Amrish O. Chourasia, Douglas A. Wiegmann:
  Effect of Touch Screen Button Size and Spacing on Touch Characteristics of Users With and Without Disabilities. 425-436

Sensory and Perceptual Processes

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  Daniel H. Ashmead, D. Wesley Grantham, Erin S. Maloff, Benjamin W. Y. Hornsby, Takabun Nakamura, Timothy J. Davis, Faith S. Pampel, Erin G. Rushing:
  Auditory Perception of Motor Vehicle Travel Paths. 437-453

Surface Transportation Systems

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  Bryan Reimer, Bruce Mehler, Ying Wang, Joseph F. Coughlin:
  A Field Study on the Impact of Variations in Short-Term Memory Demands on Drivers' Visual Attention and Driving Performance Across Three Age Groups. 454-468

Training, Education, Instructional Systems

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  D. C. Donderi, Keith K. Niall, Karyn Fish, Benjamin Goldstein:
  Above-Real-Time Training (ARTT) Improves Transfer to a Simulated Flight Control Task. 469-479

Volume 54, Number 4, August 2012

Methods for the Analysis of Communication Special Section

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  Nancy J. Cooke, Andrew Duchon, Jamie C. Gorman, Joann Keyton, Anne Miller:
  Preface to the Special Section on Methods for the Analysis of Communication. 485-488
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  Ronald H. Stevens, Trysha Galloway, Peter Wang, Chris Berka:
  Cognitive Neurophysiologic Synchronies: What Can They Contribute to the Study of Teamwork? 489-502
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  Jamie C. Gorman, Nancy J. Cooke, Polemnia G. Amazeen, Shannon Fouse:
  Measuring Patterns in Team Interaction Sequences Using a Discrete Recurrence Approach. 503-517
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  M. Asif Khawaja, Fang Chen, Nadine Marcus:
  Analysis of Collaborative Communication for Linguistic Cues of Cognitive Load. 518-529
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  Ricardo A. Calix, Leili Javadpour, Gerald M. Knapp:
  Detection of Affective States From Text and Speech for Real-Time Human-Computer Interaction. 530-545
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  Federica Cavicchio, Massimo Poesio:
  (Non)cooperative Dialogues: The Role of Emotions. 546-559
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  Mark S. Pfaff:
  Negative Affect Reduces Team Awareness: The Effects of Mood and Stress on Computer-Mediated Team Communication. 560-571
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  Joann Keyton:
  Commentary: How Can Technology Help Us Understand the Communication Process? 572-576

Accidents, Safety, and Human Error

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  James E. Driskell, Eduardo Salas, Tripp Driskell:
  Social Indicators of Deception. 577-588

Aerospace Systems

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  William Rodes, Leo J. Gugerty:
  Effects of Electronic Map Displays and Individual Differences in Ability on Navigation Performance. 589-599

Aging and Individual Differences

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  Ari Z. Zivotofsky, Ehud Eldror, Roi Mandel, Tova Rosenbloom:
  Misjudging Their Own Steps: Why Elderly People Have Trouble Crossing the Road. 600-607

Biomechanics, Anthropometry, Work Physiology

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  Arun Garg, Jay M. Kapellusch:
  Long-Term Efficacy of an Ergonomics Program That Includes Patient-Handling Devices on Reducing Musculoskeletal Injuries to Nursing Personnel. 608-625
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  Jing Qiu, Rolf Helbig:
  Body Posture as an Indicator of Workload in Mental Work. 626-635

Displays and Controls

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  Jacqueline Urakami:
  Developing and Testing a Human-Based Gesture Vocabulary for Tabletop Systems. 636-653

Surface Transportation Systems

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  Jan-Erik Källhammer, Kip Smith:
  Assessing Contextual Factors That Influence Acceptance of Pedestrian Alerts by a Night Vision System. 654-662
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  Brian R. Ott, George D. Papandonatos, Jennifer D. Davis, Peggy P. Barco:
  Naturalistic Validation of an On-Road Driving Test of Older Drivers. 663-674

Volume 54, Number 5, October 2012

Human Factors and Automation in Vehicles Special Section

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  Natasha Merat, John D. Lee:
  Preface to the Special Section on Human Factors and Automation in Vehicles: Designing Highly Automated Vehicles With the Driver in Mind. 681-686
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  Shan Bao, David J. LeBlanc, James R. Sayer, Carol A. C. Flannagan:
  Heavy-Truck Drivers' Following Behavior With Intervention of an Integrated, In-Vehicle Crash Warning System: A Field Evaluation. 687-697
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  Elke Muhrer, Klaus Reinprecht, Mark Vollrath:
  Driving With a Partially Autonomous Forward Collision Warning System: How Do Drivers React? 698-708
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  Arnaud Koustanaï, Viola Cavallo, Patricia Delhomme, Arnaud Mas:
  Simulator Training With a Forward Collision Warning System: Effects on Driver-System Interactions and Driver Trust. 709-721
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  Huimin Xiong, Linda Ng Boyle, Jane Moeckli, Benjamin R. Dow, Timothy L. Brown:
  Use Patterns Among Early Adopters of Adaptive Cruise Control. 722-733
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  Catherine Neubauer, Gerald Matthews, Lisa Langheim, Dyani Saxby:
  Fatigue and Voluntary Utilization of Automation in Simulated Driving. 734-746
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  Oliver M. J. Carsten, Frank C. H. Lai, Yvonne Barnard, A. Hamish Jamson, Natasha Merat:
  Control Task Substitution in Semiautomated Driving: Does It Matter What Aspects Are Automated? 747-761
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  Natasha Merat, A. Hamish Jamson, Frank C. H. Lai, Oliver M. J. Carsten:
  Highly Automated Driving, Secondary Task Performance, and Driver State. 762-771
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  Chris Dijksterhuis, Arjan Stuiver, Ben Mulder, Karel A. Brookhuis, Dick de Waard:
  An Adaptive Driver Support System: User Experiences and Driving Performance in a Simulator. 772-785
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  Mark Mulder, David A. Abbink, Erwin R. Boer:
  Sharing Control With Haptics: Seamless Driver Support From Manual to Automatic Control. 786-798
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  Frank M. F. Verberne, Jaap Ham, Cees J. H. Midden:
  Trust in Smart Systems: Sharing Driving Goals and Giving Information to Increase Trustworthiness and Acceptability of Smart Systems in Cars. 799-810

Attentional Processes

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  Stephen J. Guastello, Henry Boeh, Michael Schimmels, Hillary Gorin, Samuel Huschen, Erin Davis, Natalie E. Peters, Megan Fabisch, Kirsten Poston:
  Cusp Catastrophe Models for Cognitive Workload and Fatigue in a Verbally Cued Pictorial Memory Task. 811-825
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  Jessica K. Ljungberg, Fabrice Parmentier:
  The Impact of Intonation and Valence on Objective and Subjective Attention Capture by Auditory Alarms. 826-837
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  Russell S. Pierce:
  The Effect of SPAM Administration During a Dynamic Simulation. 838-848

Biomechanics, Anthropometry, Work Physiology

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  Jinhua Guan, Hongwei Hsiao, Bruce Bradtmiller, Tsui-Ying Kau, Matthew R. Reed, Steven K. Jahns, Josef Loczi, H. Lenora Hardee, Dominic Paul T. Piamonte:
  U.S. Truck Driver Anthropometric Study and Multivariate Anthropometric Models for Cab Designs. 849-871

Volume 54, Number 6, December 2012

Special Section: Keynote Addresses From the 18th Triennial Congress of the International Ergonomics Association

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  Andrew S. Imada:
  Preface to the Special Section: A Context for the Keynote Addresses at the 18th IEA Triennial Congress. 879-880
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  William S. Marras:
  The Complex Spine: The Multidimensional System of Causal Pathways for Low-Back Disorders. 881-889
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  Kazutaka Kogi:
  Practical Ways to Facilitate Ergonomics Improvements in Occupational Health Practice. 890-900
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  Elías Apud:
  Ergonomics in Mining: The Chilean Experience. 901-907
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  Kapila Jayaratne:
  Inculcating the Ergonomic Culture in Developing Countries: National Healthy Schoolbag Initiative in Sri Lanka. 908-924
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  Barbara Silverstein, Stephen Bao, Steven Russell, Kate Stewart:
  Water and Coffee: A Systems Approach to Improving Coffee Harvesting Work in Nicaragua. 925-939
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  Dave Moore, Tim Barnard:
  With Eloquence and Humanity? Human Factors/Ergonomics in Sustainable Human Development. 940-951
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  Andréa Aparecida da Luz, Miryam Cristina Mazieiro Vergueiro da Silva, Samantha Lemos Turte, Marildo de Oliveira Lopes, Frida Marina Fischer:
  Effects of Working Full-Time and Studying in the Evening Hours Among Young Apprentices and Trainees. 952-963
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  Francisco Rebelo, Paulo Noriega, Emília Duarte, Marcelo Márcio Soares:
  Using Virtual Reality to Assess User Experience. 964-982
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  Waldemar Karwowski:
  A Review of Human Factors Challenges of Complex Adaptive Systems: Discovering and Understanding Chaos in Human Performance. 983-995

Attentional Processes

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  François Vachon, Benoît R. Vallières, Dylan M. Jones, Sébastien Tremblay:
  Nonexplicit Change Detection in Complex Dynamic Settings: What Eye Movements Reveal. 996-1007

Automation, Expert Systems

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  Karen M. Feigh, Michael C. Dorneich, Caroline C. Hayes:
  Toward a Characterization of Adaptive Systems: A Framework for Researchers and System Designers. 1008-1024

Cognitive Processes

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  Curtis M. Craig, Martina I. Klein, John Griswold, Krishnanath Gaitonde, Thomas McGill, Ari Halldorsson:
  Using Cognitive Task Analysis to Identify Critical Decisions in the Laparoscopic Environment. 1025-1039
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  Colin Ware, Roland Arsenault:
  Target Finding With a Spatially Aware Handheld Chart Display. 1040-1052

Communication Systems

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  Xu Xu, Chien-Chi Chang, Gert S. Faber, Idsart Kingma, Jack Tigh Dennerlein:
  Estimating 3-D L5/S1 Moments During Manual Lifting Using a Video Coding System: Validity and Interrater Reliability. 1053-1065

Consumer Products, Tools

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  Mohsen Makhsous, Fang Lin, David Hanawalt, Shannon Lynn Kruger, Angie LaMantia:
  The Effect of Chair Designs on Sitting Pressure Distribution and Tissue Perfusion. 1066-1074

Health and Medical Systems

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  Meike Jipp:
  Individual Differences and Their Impact on the Safety and the Efficiency of Human-Wheelchair Systems. 1075-1086
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  Kristen E. Miller, Mark Benden, Adam Pickens, Eva Shipp, Qi Zheng:
  Ergonomics Principles Associated With Laparoscopic Surgeon Injury/Illness. 1087-1092

Psychomotor Processes

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  Mary K. Ngo, Russell S. Pierce, Charles Spence:
  Using Multisensory Cues to Facilitate Air Traffic Management. 1093-1103

Surface Transportation Systems

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  Yulan Liang, John D. Lee, Lora Yekhshatyan:
  How Dangerous Is Looking Away From the Road? Algorithms Predict Crash Risk From Glance Patterns in Naturalistic Driving. 1104-1116
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  Gustav Markkula, Ola Benderius, Krister Wolff, Mattias Wahde:
  A Review of Near-Collision Driver Behavior Models. 1117-1143