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Publication Cognitive Requirement Analysis to Derive Training Models for Controlling Complex Systems.(Shaker Publishing, 2006-11-08) ;Burkolter, Dina; ;Schüler, Kerstin ;Sauer, Jürgen ;Ritzmann, SandrinaWaard, Dick deType:conference paper - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Enhancing Research on Training for Cognitive Readiness : Research Issues and Experimental DesignsIn the present article, we aim to provide guidelines on how to conduct research for the enhancement of training for cognitive readiness (CR). After distinguishing between trainable CR skills and stable person-related variables, CR components that are trainable need to be defined in terms of knowledge, skills, and attitudes, and person-related variables need to be selected as prerequisites for training success, as they define the composite construct of CR. Training success in turn needs to include indicators of successful performance in unpredictable environments after training of CR that operationalizes temporal and adaptive transfer. We suggest a basic module for training-of-CR research, which includes a pretest measuring the baseline of the participants' knowledge, skills, and attitudes; person-related variables as control variables; predictors and moderators of CR training success; and two posttests for the assessment of training performance directly after training and following a retention interval for both temporal and adaptive transfer. For further research, we suggest extending the basic module with research on spacing of practice, performance under stress, and individual differences in cognition and personality. This research will enhance the understanding of the interplay between person- and training-related variables that best predicts the prerequisites for establishing and sustaining competent performance in complex and stressful environments.Type:journal articleJournal:Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision MakingVolume:7Issue:1Scopus© Citations 6 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Komplexität und Lernen, Newsletter für Organisationales Lernen, Simulation und Training, 13. Ausgabe(Lehrstuhl für Organisationspsychologie, 2009); ;Burkolter, Dina ;Grauel, Britta ;Fricke-Ernst, Christiane ;Ritzmann, SandrinaHagemann, Vera - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
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Publication Komplexität und Lernen, Newsletter für Organisationales Lernen, Simulation und Training, 8. Ausgabe(Lehrstuhl für Organisationspsychologie, 2008); ;Burkolter, Dina ;Ritzmann, SandrinaHagemann, Vera - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Komplexität und Lernen, Newsletter für Organisationales Lernen, Simulation und Training, 9. Ausgabe(Lehrstuhl für Organistionspsychologie, 2008); ;Burkolter, Dina ;Fricke-Ernst, Christiane ;Ritzmann, SandrinaHagemann, Vera - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Konzeption einer Trainingstheorie: Trainingsprinzipien für Prozesskontrolltätigkeiten(VDI-Verl., 2007-10-10); ;Sauer, Jürgen ;Burkolter, Dina ;Schüler, KerstinRötting, MatthiasType:conference paper - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Online consumer behavior and its relationship with socio-demographics, shopping orientations, need for emotion, and fashion leadershipWith online shopping entering a consolidation phase, there is a need for research differentiating online consumer behavior for a range of prod-uct categories. Also, individual differences in online shopping need to be considered. Therefore, a survey (N = 405) assessing online infor-mation search and online shopping for nine different product categories as well as socio-demographic and individual variables (shopping orien-tation, need for emotion, and fashion leadership) was conducted in Germany. Results showed significant differences in online information search as well as shopping regarding gender, status of employment, and education. Moreover, individual variables were differently related to online shopping behavior. Findings are discussed with respect to the future development of the internet as well as scientific and practical in-sights.Type:journal articleJournal:Journal of Business and Media PsychologyVolume:2Issue:2 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Process control and risky decision-making: moderation by general mental ability and need for cognitionHuman factors and ergonomics research could benefit from focusing more strongly on individual differences - especially trait variables. The present study suggests the analysis of moderator effects as a promising way to enhance understanding of trait variables and process control performance. Process control performance was studied by analysing moderator effects of general mental ability (GMA) and need for cognition (NC) on risky decision-making (RDM) and performance. Fifty engineering students were trained on a process control task using a computer-based simulation for three hours and tested twice thereafter. Risky decision-making was measured using a computerised gambling task while GMA and NC were assessed with questionnaires. Risky decision-making in interaction with each GMA and NC explained variance in performance over and above variance explained by the single effects. In conclusion, the analysis of moderator effects between individual difference variables and process control performance seems promising.Type:journal articleJournal:ErgonomicsVolume:55Issue:11Scopus© Citations 8 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
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Publication Simulatortrainings für Prozesskontrolltätigkeiten am Beispiel von Raffinerien: Psychologische Trainingsprinzipien in der PraxisType:journal articleJournal:Zeitschrift für ArbeitswissenschaftVolume:62Issue:2 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Training principels for simulator trainings(2006-07-27); ;Burkolter, DinaSchüler, KerstinType:presentation