Transitioning to Autonomy: The Psychology of Human Supervisory Control
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Transitioning to Autonomy: The Psychology of Human Supervisory Control

by Ronald Mcleod

Psychology Technology human-computer interaction
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An exploration of the psychological aspects of human supervisory control as systems move toward greater autonomy.

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This book examines the psychological factors involved in human supervisory control of automated systems.

It addresses the transition toward greater autonomy and the evolving role of human operators.

Readers will gain insight into the cognitive demands and decision-making processes in complex environments.

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