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Using Twitter to Support Reflective Learning in an Asynchronous Online Course by Luo, Tian, Shah, Smruti J, Cromptom, Helen

“…The purpose of this study was to further our understanding of the use of Twitter for promoting reflective learning. Specifically, this study investigated how…”
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Does Accountability and an Automation Decision Aid’s Reliability Affect Human Performance in a Visual Search Task? by Shah, Smruti J., Bliss, James P.

“…Some automation aids are not 100% reliable and can therefore provide incorrect information to users. If humans trust and comply with faulty automation aids,…”
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Effects of Alarm Modality and Alarm Reliability on Workload, Trust, and Driving Performance by Shah, Smruti J., Bliss, James P., Chancey, Eric T., Brill, J. Christopher

“…As roads are getting more congested, the rate of automobile crashes due to driver error is also rising. Driving is an attention demanding task. The automobile…”
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Measuring the Additive Effects of Multimedia Social Cue Principles on Learners’ Cognitive Load, Emotions, Attitude, and Learning Outcomes by Shah, Smruti J

“…Multimedia principles are developed and employed to design effective multimedia instructions that foster learning. Specifically, multimedia principles such as…”
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The Correlation of Self-Regulation and Motivation with Retention and Attrition in Distance Education by Peck, Larry, Stefaniak, Jill E, Shah, Smruti J

“…This study surveyed 113 undergraduate and graduate distance education students at 2 U.S. universities using the Motivated Strategies for Learning Questionnaire…”
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Effects of visibility and alarm modality on workload, trust in automation, situation awareness, and driver performance by Shah, Smruti J

“…Driving demands sustained driver attention. This attentional demand increases with decreasing field visibility. In the past researchers have explored and…”
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Me and My VE, Part 3 by Strater, Laura, Kennedy, Rebecca A., Scerbo, Mark W., Papelis, Yiannis, Croll, Menion, Garcia, Hector, Griffith, Tami, Flynn, Jeremy R., Proaps, Alexandra B., Shah, Smruti J., Procci, Katelyn, Bowers, Clint

“…With the constant push to do more for less, the use of virtual environments (VE), simulations and serious games has exploded. Human Factors (HF) personnel…”
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