Stephen Guastello is presently working as a Professor at, Department of Psychology, Marquette University, USA. His research interests fall into several areas. The largest concerns nonlinear dynamics (chaos, complexity, and catastrophe theories, and related principles) and their applications to work motivation, work performance, and turnover, occupational safety and health, creativity, group and organizational behavior, and cognitive workload and fatigue. His other interests include the role of macroeconomics in organizational behavior, human-computer interface design, computer-based test interpretations, and expert systems, personality, and organizational behavior. He has taught courses including industrial psychology and organizational development, human factors engineering, theories of personality, general psychology, and chaos and complexity in Psychology. He is Editor in Chief of the journal Nonlinear Dynamics, Psychology, and Life Sciences.

Chapter 1
Introduction to Human Factors and Ergonomics

Chapter 2
Elements of Human Factors Analysis


Chapter 3
Systems Change Over Time


Chapter 4
Psychophysics

Chapter 5
Visual Displays


Chapter 6
Auditory and Tactile Displays

Chapter 7
Cognition

Chapter 8
Psychomotor Skill and Controls


Chapter 9
Anthropometry and Workspace Design

Chapter 10
Stress, Fatigue, and Human Performance


Chapter 11
Occupational Accidents and Prevention

Chapter 12
Human-Computer Interaction

Chapter 13
Programming, Artificial Intelligence, and Artificial Life


Chapter 14
Complex Systems

Chapter 15
Environmental Design