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LATEST POST:Rebounding on and off the court Jennifer Murphy, Ph.D., CEO & Founder
I recently had the privilege of joining Coach Matt Doherty on his webcast where we talked about a variety of workplace training topics. My first conversation with him was probably one of the most memorable moments of my career to date, as it revolved around two of the things I care most about in the world: leadership and...
PREVIOUS POSTS:What's beyond the cool when it comes to new technology? Michael Schwartz, Ph. D., Human Factors Engineer I
I recently attended the 13th Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics (AHFE) Conference in New York City. Like a busy NYC street, the topics covered were an eclectic mix of human factors solutions highlighting advances in training, performance, safety, and usability in nearly every human endeavor including emotional responses to dynamic lighting in automobiles and even enhancing the quality of autopsies!
In Curling, yelling is the best form of communication Michael King, Ph.D.; Human Factors Researcher II
The Olympics concluded last week and some of you may have watched the fascinating sport of curling. I don’t know about you, but when I watch curling, I have many questions. Questions such as” “What the heck is going on?” and “How do they keep score?” But the aspect of curling that intrigues me the most is...
SOME HELP WITH MY NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS, PLEASE? Grace Teo, Ph.D. Senior Research Psychologist
Sticking to my exercise regime. Keeping up with those Spanish exercises on DuoLingo. Stop binge-watching “The Office”. Eating healthily. It’s only a few weeks into the new year and l’m already re-thinking my new year’s resolutions.
Most of us would agree that behavioral change is elusive. Two thoughts come to mind... |
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