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Surgical Innovation|April 23, 2005

Assessing mental workload during laparoscopic surgeryC Melody Carswell, Duncan Clarke, W Brent Seales

Human Factors|October 27, 2006

Evidence for an elders' advantage in the naive product usability judgments of older and younger adultsEric C Stephens, C Melody Carswell, Mitzi M Schumacher

Applied Ergonomics|July 16, 2010

Hands-free administration of subjective workload scales: acceptability in a surgical training environmentC Melody Carswell, Cindy H Lio, Russell Grant, et al.

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Surgical Innovation|April 23, 2005

Assessing mental workload during laparoscopic surgeryC Melody Carswell, Duncan Clarke, W Brent Seales

Human Factors|October 27, 2006

Evidence for an elders' advantage in the naive product usability judgments of older and younger adultsEric C Stephens, C Melody Carswell, Mitzi M Schumacher

Applied Ergonomics|July 16, 2010

Hands-free administration of subjective workload scales: acceptability in a surgical training environmentC Melody Carswell, Cindy H Lio, Russell Grant, et al.

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