OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Cognition Technology & Work is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-02-01 to 2025-02-01.)

Article	Citations
Research on multilevel situation awareness changes under the cumulative effect of mental fatigue	67
Explicating user negative behavior toward social media: an exploratory examination based on stressor–strain–outcome model	51
A framework for real-time dress classification in cluttered background images for robust image retrieval	49
Should prohibition signs always be designed as bar-over-pictogram in traffic and non-traffic contexts?	35
Road safety communication effectiveness: the roles of emotion and information in motorists’ ability to detect vulnerable road users	23
Rationally or emotionally: how should voice user interfaces reply to users of different genders considering user experience?	20
Task priority reduces an adverse effect of task load on automation trust in a dynamic multitasking environment	19
Proposing the future skill requirements for maritime cyber security	14
Study on identification method of driver fatigue considering individual ECG differences	11
Sustainable employability, technology acceptance and task performance in workers collaborating with cobots: a pilot study	10
Modeling Rasmussen’s dynamic modeling problem: drift towards a boundary of safety	10
Disaster Ergonomics: a Human Factors approach to address escalating challenges from disasters	10
Customizing ICU patient monitoring: a user-centered approach informed by nurse profiles	10
An initial user model design for adaptive interface development in learning management system based on cognitive load	9
Exploring the interaction strategy and release timing for robot-to-human handovers with manually guided motion	9
The PBC model: promoting positive behaviours through change-based interventions	8
Correction to: An evaluation of the formalised AcciMap approach for accident analysis in healthcare	8
Promises of industry 4.0 under the magnifying glass of interdisciplinarity: revealing operators and managers work and challenging collaborative robot design	8
Correction: The dual impact of technological tools on health and technostress among older workers: an integrative literature review	8
Analyzing resilient attention management of expert operators using functional resonance analysis method	8
Cybersecurity work at Swedish administrative authorities: taking action or waiting for approval	8
Comparing obedience and efficiency in tedious task performance under human and humanoid robot supervision	7
An evaluation of the formalised AcciMap approach for accident analysis in healthcare	7
Competency-based assessment of pilots’ manual flight performance during instrument flight training	7
Influence of structural factors on employee cloud shadow IT usage during COVID-19 lockdown: a strain theory perspective	6

Now you see it, now you don’t: dynamism amplifies the typicality effect	6
The effect of moderate broadband noise on cognitive performance: a systematic review	5
Human factors and automation in future railway systems	5
A data-driven approach to resilience in air traffic management: case study Barcelona area control centre	5
Using problem-based exploratory training to improve pilot understanding of autopilot functions	5
Developing professional expertise for safety: a learning design framework	5
User-centred design evaluation of symbols for adaptive cruise control (ACC) and lane-keeping assistance (LKA)	5
Teaching advanced technology (ADAS) and use of touch screens in driver training in Norway	5
Cognitive task and ambient noise-based investigation on cognitive development of roadside school children	5
A novel hybrid requirement’s prioritization approach based on critical software project factors	5