Investigation of anthropometry basis grouping technique for subject classification

Article Abstract:

An anthropometry basis grouping method was developed to enable an appropriate subject classification to be obtained, and to identify individual differences. An experiment on the power grip of subjects showed that an appropriate grouping can lead to higher statistically significant differences in experimental results.

Research, Ergonomics, Anthropometry

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Situational awareness ability and cognitive skills training in a complex real-world task

Article Abstract:

A study of successful performance in complex dynamic conditions that depends on factors like situational awareness found that higher situational awareness in participants improved their performance irrespective of training conditions.

Psychological aspects, Awareness

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