"Naturalistic Decision Making” & Applied Psychology in Defence
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The session will provide an introduction to the research approach and community of practice called Naturalistic Decision Making (NDM), explore the NDM approach in the context of understanding and improving cognitive performance in complex defence people—technology systems, and provide some examples of applications of NDM models and methods to some of the most challenging defence problems from how to improve individual cognitive agility in VUCA environments to managing the loss of experience and expertise when personnel leave the service; from designing effective Headquarters to optimising human-machine teaming in future conflicts.
Registration
Registration is available online only.
| Registration Fees (Incl. VAT at 20%) | |
|---|---|
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Defence and Security Member |
£6 |
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BPS Student/Concession Member | £6 |
| BPS Member | £30 |
| Non-BPS Member |
£48 |
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Programme
To be announced
Speaker
The talk will be given by Rob Hutton & Julie Gore.
Rob Hutton
Rob is a Lecturer in Occupational & Business Psychology at the University of West England. Rob's research interests cover skilled performance and expertise in decision making and planning, situation awareness and sensemaking, and the methods required to support cognitive field research efforts. Prior to working in the Higher Education sector, Rob spent nearly thirty years conducting and leading applied research projects for small and large businesses in support of a variety of defence related areas in both the US and the UK. Those projects focused on the application of cognitive task and work analysis to the improvement of human-system performance through training, technology and job design.
Julie Gore
Julie is a Professor of Organizational Psychology at Birkbeck School of Business, Economics and Informatics. Editor of the Journal of Occupational & Organizational Psychology (JOOP), a Chartered Psychologist and a Fellow of the BPS & Editor of the Oxford Handbook of Expertise. Julie has conducted research from a Naturalistic Decision Making (NDM) perspective for almost 30 years. Her research interests include cognitive task analysis, expertise, qualitative methods and knowledge transfer.
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