Brett Molesworth

Associate Professor

University of New South Wales

Australia

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Dr. Brett Molesworth is an Associate Professor at the University of New South Wales, Australia. His research areas include decision-making performance in aviation, cognitive workload, the impact of auditory feedback on task performance, and miscommunication in commercial aviation. He has contributed to understanding pilot acceptance of integrated airspaces and the predictive validity of pilot selection tests through his recent articles.

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Oleksandra Molloy

Senior Lecturer in Aviation

University of Canberra

AUSTRALIA

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Mark Wiggins

Macquarie University

AUSTRALIA

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Gabriel Lodewijks

Newcastle University

AUSTRALIA

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Marion Burgess

UNSW Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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Michael Alex Bromfield

University of Birmingham

UNITED KINGDOM

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Rasmus Steffensen

Technical University of Munich

GERMANY

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Articles (12)

The effect of broadband noise, mood, and language background on decision-making performance

Understanding pilots’ acceptance to operate in an integrated airspace with crewed and uncrewed aircraft

Miscommunication in Commercial Aviation: The Role of Accent, Speech Rate, Information Density, and Politeness Markers

Effects of incremented auditory feedback on remote vehicle operator task performance

Recent experience and performance during a critical in‐flight event

Measured effects of workload and auditory feedback on remote pilot task performance

The effect of broadband noise on learning and dynamic decision-making and how cognitive workload and sex moderate its effect

The Link between Individual Predictors of Risk and Risky Flight Behavior: A Systematic Review

Investigating the Predictive Validity of the COMPASS Pilot Selection Test

The Effect of Vocal Tone of Feedback on Student Pilot Performance

Feedback and Student Learning: Matching Learning and Teaching Style to Improve Student Pilot Performance

Errors in air-ground pilot communication: an experimental study

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Oleksandra Molloy

Mark Wiggins

Gabriel Lodewijks

Marion Burgess

Michael Alex Bromfield

Rasmus Steffensen

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