Outputs (4)

Expertise in radiological screening and satisfaction of search (2011)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Cognitive psychology studies of visual search typically use
novice searchers (often undergraduate students). Such studies have provided valuable insight into visual search performance, but how might expert searchers differ in their performance? Radi... Read More about Expertise in radiological screening and satisfaction of search.

Optimal models of human multiple-target visual search (2011)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Unlike laboratory experiments, real-world visual search can contain multiple targets. Searching for an unknown number of targets creates a unique set of challenges for the observer, and often produces serious errors. We propose a Bayesian optimal for... Read More about Optimal models of human multiple-target visual search.

Interactions between reward, feedback, and timing structures on dual-target search performance (2011)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Individuals who conduct visual searches that can contain more than one target face many challenges. Such multiple-target visual searches can be especially error prone, as identification of one target often makes identification of a second target less... Read More about Interactions between reward, feedback, and timing structures on dual-target search performance.

Motivational influences of monetary reward and performance feedback on dual-target search performance (2011)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Optimizing employee performance is of general importance, but it is particularly pertinent for socially critical jobs that are especially error prone. For example, it is vital to understand how visual search performance can be maximized for radiologi... Read More about Motivational influences of monetary reward and performance feedback on dual-target search performance.