Robert O Walton

An Introduction to Aviation Psychology covers basic introductory psychology topics with specific application to the aviation industry. It is a student-friendly text suitable for undergraduate or introductory level master's courses in aviation psychology. Basic foundational principles in research, neurophysiology and psychology, sensation and perception, memory and learning, motivation and emotion, stress and fatigue, cognition, personality, and social psychology are brought to life through real-life applications to aviation across all sectors from pilots to cabin crews to organizational structures. Additional chapters explore the psychology of the increasing reliance of aviation on human-machine interfaces and interactions as well as cislunar and translunar space explorations. Using many real examples of aviation incidents and accidents the student will gain an understanding of how aviation psychology can impact flight safety and operations.

Introduction to the Process of Research: Methodology Considerations is meant for undergraduate and graduate students taking a research methodology class. The book takes a step-by-step look at the overall research process and an in-depth look at quantitative and qualitative methods. It covers the process from research question development, to literature review, data collection, statistical test and interpretation, ethics and, finally, to publication. This text is intended for students taking research methods classes throughout all fields of study.