Individual and Team Skill Decay : Science and Implications for Practice ; The Science and Implications for Practice

Cover -- Individual and Team Skill Decay: The Science and Implications for Practice -- Copyright -- Contents -- Series Foreword -- Preface -- About the Editors -- About the Contributors -- PART 1 Introduction and Foundational Issues -- Chapter 1 Introduction: Knowledge and Skill Decay in Applied Research -- Chapter 2 Remembering and Forgetting: From the Laboratory Looking Out -- Chapter 3 Complex Command-and-Control Simulation Task Performance Following Periods of Nonuse -- Chapter 4 Factors Influencing Knowledge and Skill Decay after Training: A Meta-Analysis -- Chapter 5 Variance as an Indicator of Training Effectiveness in the Context of Complex Skill Acquisition, Retention, and Transfer -- PART 2 Individual Skill Retention and Transfer on Complex Tasks with Extended Nonuse Intervals, the Factors that Influence Them, and How Skill Decay Can Be Mitigated -- Chapter 6 Improving Military Readiness: Evaluation and Prediction of Performance to Optimize Training Effectiveness -- Chapter 7 Training for Efficient, Durable, and Flexible Performance in the Military -- Chapter 8 Complex Movement Sequences: How the Sequence Structure Affects Learning and Transfer -- Chapter 9 Use of, Reaction to, and Efficacy of Observation Rehearsal Training: Enhancing Skill Retention on a Complex Command-and-Control Simulation Task -- Chapter 10 Skill Decay, Reacquisition Training, and Transfer Studies in the Swedish Air Force: A Retrospective Review -- Chapter 11 Relating Individual Differences in Ability, Personality, and Motivation to the Retention and Transfer of Skill on a Complex Command-and-Control Simulation Task -- Chapter 12 Individual Difference Variables as Predictors of Error During Multitasking Training -- PART 3 Skill Decay and Retention at the Team Level.