Naturalistic Decision Making

Episode #9; Interview with Peter Fadde and Olivia Brown

Jun 21, 2020

59:57

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Vicarious Learning in STEM Education

02:34

Is There a Hot Potato Technique in Distance Learning?

02:56

How Do You Train Anticipation?

03:19

Introduction

2min

How to Track and Monitor Team Cohesion in Remote Setting Environments

3min

Exploring the Cohesion Effect in Expedition Teams

3min

What's the Difference Between NDM and CTA?

2min

The Gary Klein Award for Excellence in Instructional Design

3min

How Do You Train Anticipation?

3min

The Bottom Feeder of All Instructional Technology, Drill and Practice

5min

The Video Occlusion Method

4min

What's the Expert Perception?

5min

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Bringing NDM Back Into the Lab

2min

11.

How Did You Find Your Way to Naturalistic Decision Making?

4min

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MDM Dissertations

2min

13.

What Can We Learn From Extreme Environments?

3min

14.

Are There Transferable Approaches Between STEM Education and Sports Training?

4min

15.

The Challenges in STEM Education

4min

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Vicarious Learning in STEM Education

3min

17.

Is There a Hot Potato Technique in Distance Learning?

3min

18.

Would You Like to Become an Expert in Something?

4min

Show Description:

Peter Fadde is professor and director of the Learning Systems Design and Technology (LSDT) graduate program at Southern Illinois University.

Olivia Brown is a Research Associate at the University of Bath, School of Management.

Where to find Peter:

Accelerating the Acquisition of Intuitive Decision-Making through Expertise-Based Training (XBT)

Instructional Design for Accelerated Macrocognitive Expertise in the Baseball Workplace

TEDx talk "Frugal Engineering in Baseball and Beyond"

Association for Applied Sport Psychology: Virtual Conference on Technology in Applied Sport Psychology Practice

Where to find Olivia:

University of Bath

Teamwork in extreme environments: identifying challenges and generating solutions

CREST Research

Learn more about NDM:

NaturalisticDecisionMaking.org

Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making

Where to find hosts Brian Moon and Laura Militello:

Timestamps:

“Extreme team” research premise [2:30]

Forming expedition teams for team research [4:45]

Team research data and observations [6:15]

Prepping research participants on how to share their data [9:05]

Peter describes the background of his award-winning research in expertise-based training [10:10]

Explaining the video occlusion method [21:30]

How good are experts at articulating their expertise? [27:00]

Debate between immersive experience training vs. targeted skill training [31:00]

How Olivia got into Naturalistic Decision Making [33:00]

Justifying NDM’s unconventional research methods [35:10]

Advice for those looking to conduct similar NDM studies [36:00]

Olivia's background in extreme environments and what drew her to “extreme team” research [38:15]

What "extreme team" research can teach us about how people work together generally [40:45]

Applying sports-based NDM research to real life [42:15]

Peter compares STEM training to sports training [46:45]

None of us are immune, and maybe de-stigmatizing racism will lead more people to confront it in ourselves [53:15]

"If both of you could instantly become an expert in something, what would it be?" [56:30]

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