23 The patient-monitor system in intensive care: eliciting nurses' mental models -- Part Four: Applied Cognitive Psychology -- 24 Audiovisual links in attention: implications for interface design -- 25 A parallel distributed processing model of redundant information integration -- 26 The magical name Miller, plus or minus the umlaut -- 27 A partial theory and engineering model of human information-seeking tasks -- 28 Model-computer interaction: implementing the action perception loop for cognitive models -- 29 Predicting transaction time for dual-tasks using critical path -- 31 Rewritable routines in human interaction with public technology -- 32 The function and effectiveness of dynamic task allocation -- 33 Implicit memory: new procedures for cognitive load investigations in work situations -- 34 Duration estimates: a potentially useful tool for cognitive ergonomists -- 35 Research on auditory comfort by EEG measurement -- 36 Head orientation and binaural depth perception -- 37 The perception of spatial layout in telepresence systems -- 38 Validation: the best kept secret in Ergonomics! -- 39 Performance anxiety and coping strategies for musicians -- 40 Fatigue risk assessment for safety critical staff -- Part Five: Product Design and Evaluation -- 41 Integrating requirements acquisition and user modelling: things users want, and things users do -- 43 Generating user requirements from discount usability evaluations -- 44 'Satisficing' in engineering design: psychological determinants and implications for design support -- 45 Modelling design processes of groups in industry: an empirical investigation of cooperative design work -- 46 Styles of problem solving and their importance in mechanical engineering design -- 47 Psychology of pointing: factors affecting the use of mice and trackballs on graphical user interfaces