This paper incorporates systems thinking in the design of a knowledge networked systems
model (KNSM) for supporting knowledge‐to‐action in conservation organizations. It …

Imagine a group of people doing 2 hours of the same strenuous work of the type that one
might encounter in a steel mill. Imagine further that they are all measured on dynamometer …

A new scientific paradigm has been evolving for some time now and gradually acquiring
more consensus in such fields as strategic management and organizational studies. It is …

In this paper, the edge of chaos is re-examined, and shifted to the third critical value. The
second critical value is re-defined as the edge of emergence. This shift allows the macro …

This textbook is the outgrowth of teaching human factors engineering for 30 years to
undergraduates. The course is an offering of the psychology department, just as it was …

Regulating and governing AI will remain a challenge due to the inherent intricacy of how AI
is deployed and used in practice. Regulation effectiveness and efficiency is inversely …

Differences in workload inherent in a task have indirect and nonlinear relationships to
performance differences because of coping strategies that people can deploy. Thus …

Work teams experience workload from the group dynamics in addition to the usual sources
of individual workload. This study had three objectives: to assess the responsiveness of new …

The current societal challenges exceed the capacity of human individual or collective effort
alone. As AI evolves, its role within human collectives is poised to vary from an assistive tool …

Emergence refers to the arising of unpredictable, nondeductible, and irreducible coherent
structures, patterns, and properties in complex systems. Emergent phenomena are …