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Trust is an important antecedent to successful human-robot collaboration and is conceptualized as a reciprocal process. The current study evaluated whether a robot could influence participants' trust levels through the disclosure of its own trust. We ...

Security champions are regular employees who have deeper knowledge in information security and a direct connection with the security team. Through this connection, they can facilitate the diffusion of security knowledge to employees and back to the ...

In larger organisations, the security controls and policies that protect employees are typically managed by a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). In research, industry, and policy, there are increasing efforts to relate principles of human ...

Slip, trip and fall (STF) accidents are a major problem for companies in many industries and cause massive work absences. According to the German employers' liability insurance associations, this type of accident has been leading the list of ...

New technologies are ever evolving and have the power to change human work for the better or the worse depending on the implementation. For human–robot interaction (HRI), it is decisive how humans and robots will share tasks and who will be in ...

Security awareness is big business – virtually every organization in the Western world provides some form of awareness or training, mostly bought from external vendors. However, studies and industry reports show that these programs have little to no ...

Over the past decade, researchers investigating IT security from a socio-technical perspective have identified the importance of trust and collaboration between different stakeholders in an organisation as the basis for successful defence. Yet, ...

Motivation explains the direction, intensity and persistence of human behavior and thus plays a crucial role in the mobilization and allocation of available energy. An experience that occurs during motivated action is flow. Flow is perceived as ...

The usefulness of a set of heuristics for the evaluation of sociotechnical systems will be examined. The usefulness of this evaluation is comparable to heuristics of interactive systems. The criterion of such usefulness include, whether persons who are ...

The complexity of nowadays car manufacturing processes increases constantly due to the increasing number of electronic and digital features in cars as well as the shorter life cycle of car designs, which raises the need for faster adaption to new car ...

Past studies found that skill acquisition benefits from visual support techniques such as gaze guiding. Research on fixed sequences has already demonstrated the positive effect of gaze guiding for recalling learned skills after a period of non-use. Cued ...

The control of technical systems is often defined by standard operating procedures, e.g. provided by paper-based manuals or decision trees. These procedures specify how a human operator should handle a specific situation occurring in the system control, ...

This article examines the question of whether the effectiveness of training methods in vocational training settings is modified by trainee characteristics. General mental abilities, cognitive style and conscientiousness were measured as person variables ...

Three training methods to improve attention management skills in process control were compared. Forty students from technical disciplines participated in a five-hour module of emphasis shift training (EST), EST combined with situation awareness training ...

Human-computer interaction (HCI) is greatly influenced by findings in psychological research concerning interaction with complex technical processes. Psychological concepts like perception and comprehension of information, as well as projection of ...

The study measured the effect of tested training methods (direct instruction, guided exploration, and a combination of both) on the performance of 497 participants on qualitative and quantitative knowledge tests and control performance task under three ...