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<< Interagency Serious Accident Investigation, March 2010

Guest Speakers

• Don Smurthwaite
  
• Lets Talk: Communication Through Tough Times (PDF)
• Mike Johns (doc and PDFs)
• Fire Law (ppt)
  Criminal Fire Law
  Critical Thinking
  Responses by Mike Johns  
  Briefing Paper
  Employee Rights & Responsibilites in Administrative Investigative Interviews
  Departmental Regulation
  Initial Decision
  US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
  DOI Immunity
  Records Management
  What Was He Thinking  
  Fischoff article
  Eberwine article
  Counterfactuals and Causation
  Debias Backfires
  Computer Animations Used in Court Colored by Bias
  Semifactual Thinking
  Inside Judicial Mind
  Judging in Hindsight
  Can Judges Ignore Inadmissible Information? The Difficulty of Deliberately Disregarding
  Prosecution Decision Biases
  Assessment of Decision Quality
  A Third View of the Black Box: Cognitive Coherence in Legal Decision Making
  Perseverance of Social Issues
  Categorically Biased
  Nature of Human Error
  Decision Support for Tactical Decision Making Under Stress
  Fire Law 2007 (ppt)
  Integrated Critical Thinking Training and Decision Support for Tactical Anti-Air Warfare
  Decisionmaking in Complex Military Environments
  Modeling Facts, Culture, and Cognition in the Gun Debate
  Identifying Why Even Well-Trained Firefighters Make Unsafe Decisions
  Outcome Bias in Decision Evaluation
  Perspectives on Human Error
  Principles for Intelligent Decision Aiding
  The One-of-Us Effect in Decision Making
  Objectivity in the Eye of the Beholder
  The Situation
  The Situational Character
  The "Saw-It-All-Along" Effect: Demonstrations of Visual Hindsight Bias