E. Christopher Poulton

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PhD Electrical Engineering Stanford University
Masters Electrical Engineering Stanford University
Bachelors Electrical Engineering University of California, Berkeley

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Bias in quantifying judgments (1989) (530)
The new psychophysics: Six models for magnitude estimation. (1968) (524)
Models for biases in judging sensory magnitude. (1979) (463)
Tracking skill and manual control (1974) (449)
Unwanted range effects from using within-subject experimental designs. (1973) (207)
Range Effects in Experiments on People (1975) (166)
MEASURING THE SPARE ‘MENTAL CAPACITY ’OF CAR DRIVERS BY A SUBSIDIARY TASK (1961) (149)
The effects of wind on people; New criteria based on wind tunnel experiments (1976) (145)
Influential companions: Effects of one strategy on another in the within-subjects designs of cognitive psychology. (1982) (131)
On prediction in skilled movements. (1957) (125)
Quantitative subjective assessments are almost always biased, sometimes completely misleading* (1977) (118)
Perceptual Anticipation and Reaction Time (1950) (112)
Environment and human efficiency (1972) (104)
Complex reaction times at simulated cabin altitudes of 5,000 feet and 8,000 feet. (1966) (100)
The estimation of loudness by unpracticed observers. (1956) (100)
Behavioral decision theory : a new approach (1994) (92)
The performance of junior hospital doctors following reduced sleep and long hours of work. (1978) (85)
Continuous intense noise masks auditory feedback and inner speech. (1977) (82)
Arousing environmental stresses can improve performance, whatever people say. (1976) (77)
Lightness of grays: Effects of Background reflectance (1966) (77)
Composite model for human performance in continuous noise. (1979) (76)
PERCEPTUAL ANTICIPATION IN TRACKING WITH TWO-POINTER AND ONE-POINTER DISPLAYS (1952) (75)
Basis for lightness-judgments of grays. (1960) (72)
A new look at the effects of noise: A rejoinder. (1978) (67)
THE BASIS OF PERCEPTUAL ANTICIPATION IN TRACKING (1952) (65)
Unwanted asymmetrical transfer effects with balanced experimental designs. (1966) (64)
Peripheral vision, refractoriness and eye movements in fast oral reading. (1962) (62)
Even versus uneven right-hand margins and the rate of comprehension in reading. (1970) (62)
Monitoring up to 16 Synthetic Television Pictures Showing a Great Deal of Movement. (1973) (61)
Biases in quantitative judgements. (1982) (59)
INITIAL STIMULATING EFFECT OF WARMTH UPON PERCEPTUAL EFFICIENCY. (1965) (51)
PRIOR CONTEXT AND FRACTIONAL VERSUS MULTIPLE ESTIMATES OF THE REFLECTANCE OF GRAYS AGAINST A FIXED STANDARD. (1965) (43)
ON INCREASING THE SENSITIVITY OF MEASURES OF PERFORMANCE (1965) (41)
Blinking during Visual Tracking (1952) (40)
Arousing Stresses Increase Vigilance (1977) (40)
Geometric illusions in reading graphs (1985) (39)
Eliminating subjective biases in judging the loudness of a 1-kHz tone (1980) (38)
Ratio- and partition-judgments. (1962) (38)
Interactions and range effects in experiments on pairs of stresses: mild heat and low-frequency noise. (1974) (37)
Schooling and the new psychophysics (1981) (37)
Response bias in very first judgments of the reflectance of grays: Numerical versus linear estimates (1968) (37)
Effects of Printing Types and Formats on the Comprehension of Scientific Journals (1959) (36)
Watching for People and Actions (1975) (36)
Why unbiased numerical magnitude judgments of the loudness of noise are linear in decibels: A rejoinder to the Teghtsoonians (1986) (33)
Letter differentiation and rate of comprehension in reading. (1965) (33)
Efficiency at Sorting Cards in Compressed Air (1964) (33)
Population norms of top sensory magnitudes and S. S. Stevens’ exponents (1967) (31)
ANTICIPATION IN MEMORIZING (1951) (31)
Memory after reading aloud and reading silently. (1967) (30)
Human Manual Control (2011) (29)
The influence of ship motion on manual control skills (1980) (29)
Continuous noise interferes with work by masking auditory feedback and inner speech. (1976) (29)
The interaction of the loss of a night's sleep with mild heat: task variables. (1974) (29)
Increased vigilance with vertical vibration at 5 Hz: an alerting mechanism. (1978) (29)
Asymmetric transfer in within-subjects experiments on stress interactions. (1979) (27)
Monitoring 16 Television Screens Showing Little Movement (1972) (26)
Skimming Lists of Food Ingredients Printed in Different Sizes. (1969) (25)
Searching for newspaper headlines printed in capitals or lower-case letters. (1967) (23)
On reading and visual fatigue. (1958) (22)
Bias in experimental comparisons between equipments due to the order of testing. (1969) (21)
Two-channel listening. (1953) (20)
Size, style, and vertical spacing in the legibility of small typefaces. (1972) (20)
EFFECT OF COLD AND RAIN UPON THE VIGILANCE OF LOOKOUTS (1965) (19)
Labelling Graphs for Improved Reading Speed (1978) (19)
The effect of fatigue upon inspection work. (1973) (19)
On the halving and doubling of the loudness of white noise. (1955) (18)
Skimming (scanning) news items printed in 8-point and 9-point letters. (1967) (17)
SEQUENTIAL SHORT-TERM MEMORY : SOME TRACKING EXPERIMENTS (1963) (16)
BRITISH COURSES FOR ADULTS ON EFFECTIVE READING (1961) (16)
On the stimulus and response in pursuit tracking. (1957) (16)
Bias in ergonomic experiments. (1973) (15)
Falling Efficiency at Sorting Cards during Acclimatization at 19,000 ft. (1964) (15)
Efficiency at sorting cards in air and a 20 per cent oxygenhelium mixture at depths down to 100 feet and in enriched air. (1967) (15)
The environment at work. (1972) (14)
Rate of comprehension of an existing teleprinter output and of possible alternatives. (1968) (14)
Time for reading and memory. (1958) (14)
A NOTE ON PRINTING TO MAKE COMPREHENSION EASIER (1960) (13)
Behavioral decision theory (1994) (12)
Range effects are characteristic of a person serving in a within-subjects experimental design: A reply to Rothstein. (1974) (12)
Ergonomics in journal design. (1970) (12)
Assymetrical Transfer in Reading Texts Produced by Teleprinter and by Typewriter. (1969) (12)
A new look at the effects of noise upon performance (1978) (12)
Value of standard and very first variable in judgments of reflectance of grays with various ranges of available numbers. (1963) (11)
Listening to overlapping calls. (1956) (11)
On simple methods of scoring tracking error. (1962) (11)
Learning the statistical properties of the input in pursuit tracking. (1957) (10)
Eye-hand span in simple serial tasks. (1954) (9)
Behavioral Decision Theory: Bias by frames (1994) (9)
Skimming lists of food ingredients printed in different brightness contrasts. (1969) (8)
Uncertain size of exponent when judging without familiar units (1989) (8)
The optimal perceptual load in a paced auditory inspection task. (1960) (7)
Memorization during recall. (1953) (7)
Interactions, range effects, and comparisons between tasks in experiments measuring performance with pairs of stresses: mild heat and 1 mg of L-hyoscine hydrobromide. (1974) (7)
Simultaneous and Alternate Listening and Speaking (1955) (7)
Masking, beneficial arousal and adaptation level: A reply to Hartley (1981) (6)
Previous knowledge and memory. (1957) (5)
A linear relation between loudness and decibels (1984) (5)
Subjective zeros, subjectively equal stimulus spacing, and contraction biases in very first judgments of lightness (1985) (5)
Tracking a variable rate of movement. (1967) (5)
Colours for sizes: a recommended ergonomic colour code. (1975) (5)
The journal of motor behavior in the 1960s and the 1980s. (1988) (4)
Copying behind during Dictation (1958) (4)
The mechanical disturbance produced by steady and gusty winds of moderate strength: skilled performance and semantic assessments. (1975) (4)
Identifying the names and dosage of drugs (1964) (4)
Compensatory tracking with differentiating and integrating control systems. (1963) (4)
Mild Nitrogen Narcosis? (1963) (4)
Reading Efficiency in Flickering Light (1966) (4)
Pursuit tracking with differentiating and integrating control systems. (1963) (4)
Engineering psychology. (1966) (3)
Choice of first variables for single and repeated multiple estimates of loudness. (1969) (3)
On the Halving and Doubling of the Loudness of White Noise (1959) (3)
A quantal model for human tracking (1967) (3)
Labeling graphs for improved reading speed (1979) (3)
Progressive deterioration in short-term memory while breathing pure oxygen at normal atmospheric pressure. (1974) (2)
Not sop Rejoinder to Hartley on masking by continuous noise. (1981) (2)
Identifying people in a videotape recording made at night. (1975) (2)
Perceptual load in searching for sloping colored lines camouflaged by colored backgrounds: a separate-groups investigation. (1977) (2)
Camera Shake under Stress: Moving Targets Viewed Briefly in Poor Light (1971) (2)
A note on the masking of acoustic clicks. (1978) (2)
The precision of choice reactions. (1956) (2)
Search for noisy coloured tracks camouflaged by noisy coloured backgrounds (1980) (1)
The physical environment at work, D. J. Oborne and M. M. Gruneberg (Eds), Wiley, New York, 1983. No. of pages: xv + 236. Price: £15.75 (1984) (1)
Search for noisy tracks camouflaged by noisy backgrounds in colour or black and white (1980) (1)
Pursuit-tracking with partial control of the input. (1957) (1)
Behavioral Decision Theory: Preface (1994) (1)
The Effect of Fatigue upon Sonar Detection (1972) (1)
Searching for letters or closed shapes in simulated electronic displays. (1968) (1)
Behavioral Decision Theory: Expected utility fallacy (1994) (0)
Behavioral Decision Theory: Anchoring and adjustment biases (1994) (0)
The working environment in the Royal Navy, Royal Naval Personnel Research Committee London, UK. Jan. 1972 : Abstr in Government Reports Announcements (Report No. AD-768 327/9GA) (1974) (0)
Lagged low order control systems with powered controls (1975) (0)
A CAT CAPTURING AND EATING A LARGE CBLIFORNIAN PAPILIO (2009) (0)
Experimental Investigation of Camera Shake (1967) (0)
Review of: “Sensory and Perceptual Problems Related to Space Flight”. Edited by JOHN L. BKOWN. {Publication 872, National Academy of Sciences—National Research Council. Washington D.C. 1961.) [Pp. vii+5l]. (1962) (0)
Behavioral Decision Theory: Outline of heuristics and biases (1994) (0)
Behavioral Decision Theory: Apparent overconfidence (1994) (0)
Review of: "Systems and Theories in Psychology, second edition." By Melvin H. Marx and William A. Htllix. (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1973.) [Pp. xv+626.] £5.35. (1974) (0)
Occupational Psychology (1972) (0)
Behavioral Decision Theory: Availability and simulation fallacies (1994) (0)
Behavioral Decision Theory: Overview (1994) (0)
Acquiring a target with an unlagged acceleration control system and with 3 lagged rate control systems. (1972) (0)
A Review of: “Human Factors in Jet and Space Travel”. A medical-psychological analysis. Edited by S. B. SELLS and C. A. BERRY. (New York : Ronald Press Company, 1961.) [Pp. xvi+386.] 812. (1961) (0)
Book Review (1981) (0)
Simple biases accompanying complex biases (1994) (0)
Verbal extrapolation and interpolation. (1954) (0)
Automation: some underlying psychological processes. (1965) (0)
Book Review: Measurement of Men at Work (1971) (0)
EFFICIENCYAT SORTINGCARDS IN COMPRESSED AIR (1964) (0)
Efficiency in Heat After a Night Without Sleep (1971) (0)
Review of: “Vigilance: Theory. Operational Performance, and Physiological Correlates”. By ROBERT R. MACKIE. (New York & London: Plenum Press, 1977.) [Pp. x + 862.] $59[sdot]40. (1978) (0)
Book Review: Work and Motivation (1965) (0)
Review of: “Operations Research and Systems Engineering”. Edited by C. D. ELAGLE, W. H. HUGOINS, and R. H. ROY. (The Johns Hopkins Press, 1960.) [Pp. x+88).] 116s. (1962) (0)
A Possible Use of Colour to Code Sonar Displays (1974) (0)
Book Review: Human Reliability in Quality Control (1979) (0)
Empirical Study: Corporate Restructuring and Investment Treaty Protections (2020) (0)
22 The Environment at Work (1981) (0)
Behavioral Decision Theory: Training (1994) (0)
Behavioral Decision Theory: Regression fallacy (1994) (0)
Psychology of the Scientist: XLI. Continuous Noise Can Degrade Performance When Using Badly Designed Equipment: A Case History (1980) (0)
Behavioral Decision Theory: Problem questions (1994) (0)
The science behind biological ergonomics. (1984) (0)
Book Review: Human Skills (1982) (0)
Behavioral Decision Theory: Conjunction fallacy (1994) (0)
Behavioral Decision Theory: Small sample fallacy (1994) (0)
Behavioral Decision Theory: Base rate neglect (1994) (0)
Angular Camera Shake from the Tilting of Long focus Lenses: A Delay Device to Reduce Shake (1977) (0)
Bias by stimuli presented before the start of an investigation (1995) (0)
Review of: ‘ Experimental Methods and Instrumentation in Psychology’. By J. B. SIDOWSKI ( Editor). (McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1966.) [Pp. x+803.] 120s. (1967) (0)

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