Robert Hockey is Emeritus Professor of Human Factors and Cognitive Engineering in the Department of Psychology at Sheffield University. His research on human attention and performance, workload, stress and fatigue has emphasized the adaptive nature of human regulatory activity in task performance, and he has acted as a consultant in the maritime, rail, nuclear and space industries. He has published over 170 research articles and edited or written six books, including Stress and Fatigue in Human Performance (1983).
Inhaltsangabe
1. The problem of fatigue 2. Changing experiences of fatigue: the social-historical context 3. The work-fatigue hypothesis 4. Stress, coping and fatigue 5. Effort, strain and fatigue 6. A motivation control theory of fatigue 7. Extensions and limitations: energy, physical work and sleep 8. The psychopathology of fatigue 9. An agenda for fatigue: research and application.
1. The problem of fatigue 2. Changing experiences of fatigue: the social-historical context 3. The work-fatigue hypothesis 4. Stress, coping and fatigue 5. Effort, strain and fatigue 6. A motivation control theory of fatigue 7. Extensions and limitations: energy, physical work and sleep 8. The psychopathology of fatigue 9. An agenda for fatigue: research and application.
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