The potential of cognitive technology / Douglas J. Herrmann
Training college students to use personal data assistants / W. Richard Walker and Reggie Y. Andrews
Remembering what to do : using conventional and technology-based aids to facilitate self-reported and actual prospective memory / Carol Y. Yoder and Douglas J. Herrmann
Why do cell phone conversations interfere with driving? / David L. Strayer, Frank A. Drews, Dennis J. Crouch, and William A. Johnston
Intrusive technology : bartering and stealing consumer attention / Brad J. Sagarin, M. Anne Britt, Jeremy D. Heider, Sarah E. Wood, and Joel E. Lynch
Social identity and the self : getting connected online / Katelyn Y.A. McKenna and Gwendolyn Seidman
Decision making and group dynamics in the virtual office / Rodney J. Vogl, Chanda Simkin, and Sandra D. Nicks
What we remember from television and movies : using autobiographical memory to study mass media / Richard Jackson Harris, Jennifer M. Bonds-Raacke, and Elizabeth T. Cady
Minorities as marginalized heroes and prominent villains in the mass media : music, news, sports, television, and movies / Jeffrey A. Gibbons, Cheryl Taylor, and Janet Phillips
Digital dangers : identity theft and cyberterrorism / Stephen Truhon and W. Richard Walker
Cognitive psychologists and human-technical systems : should we choose the red pill? / Francis T. Durso and Catherine F. Hall.
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Cognitive technology : essays on the transformation of thought and society. ISBN 0786419741. Published by McFarland in 2005. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
