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Thomas Loveday
Thomas Loveday
Post-doctoral researcher, Macquarie University
Verified email at mq.edu.au - Homepage
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Student evaluation of courses: what predicts satisfaction?
N Denson, T Loveday, H Dalton
Higher Education Research & Development 29 (4), 339-356, 2010
2412010
An objective approach to identifying diagnostic expertise among power system controllers
T Loveday, MW Wiggins, JM Harris, D O’Hare, N Smith
Human Factors 55 (1), 90-107, 2013
702013
An objective approach to identifying diagnostic expertise among power system controllers
T Loveday, MW Wiggins, JM Harris, D O’Hare, N Smith
Human Factors 55 (1), 90-107, 2013
702013
Cue-utilisation typologies and pilots’ pre-flight and in-flight weather decision-making
MW Wiggins, D Azar, J Hawken, T Loveday, D Newman
Safety Science 65, 118-124, 2014
682014
Cue utilization and broad indicators of workplace expertise
T Loveday, MW Wiggins, BJ Searle
Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making 8 (1), 98-113, 2014
652014
The capability of static and dynamic features to distinguish competent from genuinely expert practitioners in pediatric diagnosis
T Loveday, MW Wiggins, BJ Searle, M Festa, D Schell
Human Factors 55 (1), 125-137, 2013
632013
Trait-based cue utilization and initial skill acquisition: implications for models of the progression to expertise
MW Wiggins, S Brouwers, J Davies, T Loveday
Frontiers in Psychology 5, 93117, 2014
512014
Pattern recognition as an indicator of diagnostic expertise
T Loveday, M Wiggins, M Festa, D Schell, D Twigg
Pattern Recognition-Applications and Methods: International Conference …, 2013
502013
Pattern recognition as an indicator of diagnostic expertise
T Loveday, M Wiggins, M Festa, D Schell, D Twigg
Pattern Recognition-Applications and Methods: International Conference …, 2013
502013
EXPERT Intensive Skills Evaluation (EXPERTise) Test
MW Wiggins, T Loveday, JC Auton
Macquarie University, Sydney, 2015
352015
Cue‐based processing capacity, cognitive load and the completion of simulated short‐duration vigilance tasks in power transmission control
AJ Small, MW Wiggins, T Loveday
Applied Cognitive Psychology 28 (4), 481-487, 2014
332014
Expert and competent non-expert visual cues during simulated diagnosis in intensive care
C McCormack, MW Wiggins, T Loveday, M Festa
Frontiers in Psychology 5, 99823, 2014
312014
Diagnostic expertise in organizational environments
MW Wiggins, T Loveday
CRC Press, 2017
222017
General self-efficacy and psychological resilience promote skill acquisition rate under psychological pressure
MF Crane, G Brabazon, DF Gucciardi, T Loveday, M Wiggins
The Australasian Journal of Organisational Psychology 10, e3, 2017
202017
The impact of breaks on sustained attention in a simulated, semi‐automated train control task
A Rees, MW Wiggins, WS Helton, T Loveday, D O'Hare
Applied Cognitive Psychology 31 (3), 351-359, 2017
192017
“Experience isn’t everything”: How emotion affects the relationship between experience and cue utilization
MF Crane, S Brouwers, MW Wiggins, T Loveday, K Forrest, SGM Tan, ...
Human Factors 60 (5), 685-698, 2018
172018
EXPERTise (software package)
MW Wiggins, J Harris, T Loveday, D O’Hare
Sydney, Australia: Macquarie University, 2010
142010
Positive affect is associated with reduced fixation in a realistic medical simulation
MF Crane, S Brouwers, K Forrest, S Tan, T Loveday, MW Wiggins, ...
Human Factors 59 (5), 821-832, 2017
112017
Prosodic cues used during perceptions of nonunderstandings in radio communication
JC Auton, MW Wiggins, BJ Searle, T Loveday, NX Rattanasone
Journal of Communication 63 (3), 600-616, 2013
112013
Prosodic cues used during perceptions of nonunderstandings in radio communication
JC Auton, MW Wiggins, BJ Searle, T Loveday, NX Rattanasone
Journal of Communication 63 (3), 600-616, 2013
112013
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