The effects of communication modes on performance and discourse organization with an adaptive interfaceBUBB-LEWIS, Cristina; SCERBO, Mark W.Applied Ergonomics. 2002, Vol 33, Num 1, pp 15-26, issn 0003-6870Article

Effects of a biocybernetic system on vigilance performanceMIKULKA, Peter J; SCERBO, Mark W; FREEMAN, Frederick G et al.Human factors. 2002, Vol 44, Num 4, pp 654-664, issn 0018-7208, 11 p.Article

The efficacy of a medical virtual reality simulator for training phlebotomy : Patient safetySCERBO, Mark W; BLISS, James P; SCHMIDT, Elizabeth A et al.Human factors. 2006, Vol 48, Num 1, pp 72-84, issn 0018-7208, 13 p.Article

An evaluation of an adaptive automation system using a cognitive vigilance taskFREEMAN, Frederick G; MIKULKA, Peter J; SCERBO, Mark W et al.Biological psychology. 2004, Vol 67, Num 3, pp 283-297, issn 0301-0511, 15 p.Article

A model for multidisciplinary graduate education in modelling and simulation : Modelling and simulation educationMIELKE, Roland R; SCERBO, Mark W; TAYLOR GAUBATZ, Kurt et al.International journal of simulation & process modelling (Print). 2009, Vol 5, Num 1, pp 3-13, issn 1740-2123, 11 p.Article

Do novices display automaticity during simulator training?STEFANIDIS, Dimitrios; SCERBO, Mark W; SECHRIST, Cathy et al.The American journal of surgery. 2008, Vol 195, Num 2, pp 210-213, issn 0002-9610, 4 p.Article

Redefining simulator proficiency using automaticity theorySTEFANIDIS, Dimitrios; SCERBO, Mark W; KOMDORFFER, James R et al.The American journal of surgery. 2007, Vol 193, Num 4, pp 502-506, issn 0002-9610, 5 p.Article

Simulator Training to Automaticity Leads to Improved Skill Transfer Compared With Traditional Proficiency-Based Training: A Randomized Controlled TrialSTEFANIDIS, Dimitrios; SCERBO, Mark W; MONTERO, Paul N et al.Annals of surgery. 2012, Vol 255, Num 1, pp 30-37, issn 0003-4932, 8 p.Article

Comparison of a brain-based adaptive system and a manual adaptable system for invoking automationBAILEY, Nathan R; SCERBO, Mark W; FREEMAN, Frederick G et al.Human factors. 2006, Vol 48, Num 4, pp 693-709, issn 0018-7208, 17 p.Article

Effects of a psychophysiological system for adaptive automation on performance, workload, and the event-related potential P300 component : Psyochophysiology in ergonomicsPRINZEL, Lawrence J; FREEMAN, Frederick G; SCERBO, Mark W et al.Human factors. 2003, Vol 45, Num 4, pp 601-613, issn 0018-7208, 13 p.Article