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What can an echocardiographer see in briefly presented stimuli? Perceptual expertise in dynamic search by Carrigan, A. J., Stoodley, P., Fernandez, F., Wiggins, M. W.

“…Background Experts in medical image perception are able to detect abnormalities rapidly from medical images. This ability is likely due to enhanced pattern…”
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Cue utilisation reduces the impact of response bias in histopathology by Carrigan, A.J., Charlton, A., Wiggins, M.W., Georgiou, A., Palmeri, T., Curby, K.M.

“…Histopathologists make diagnostic decisions that are thought to be based on pattern recognition, likely informed by cue-based associations formed in memory, a…”
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Expert and Novice Pilot Perceptions of Static In-Flight Images of Weather by Wiggins, Mark W., O'Hare, David

“…Weather-related accidents continue to account for a significant proportion of fatal general aviation accidents. The aim of this study was to examine the nature…”
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Using iconic cues to recover from fixation on tablet devices in the cockpit by Loveday, T., Wiggins, M. W.

“…Tablet devices are increasingly used as electronic flight bags in general aviation. However, there are risks associated with the use of such devices in the…”
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The relationship between domain-relevant and abstract assessments of diagnostic reasoning ability by Loveday, T. D., Wiggins, M. W., Harris, J. M.

“…Diagnostic reasoning is one of the primary functions of operators in complex technical environments. At present, the options available for assessing the…”
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Analysis of Body Esteem in Female College Athletes and Nonathletes by Wiggins, Matthew S., Moode, F. Michael

“…This research compared the scores on the three subscales of the Body Esteem Scale of 67 female intercollegiate athletes from various sports, and 57 female…”
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A NEW YEAR TRADE RESOLUTION; [To the Editor of the SPECTATOR..] by Wiggins, W M

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