My research focuses on better understanding adaptive behavior: how people adapt to characteristics of their task/environment, cognition, and their priorities or incentives. Of particular interest are the domains of human-automation interaction, multitasking and human-computer interaction. I lead research on automation, specifically regarding human behavior in the (semi-) autonomous car, in collaboration with the Dutch ministry of Transportation and also funded by the European Union (Marie Curie Reintegration Grant)
I investigate how well people adapt to the various factors mentioned above; do they reach optimal performance as predicted by computational cognitive models?
My teaching takes place in various programs, in particular artificial intelligence (BSc and MSc) and psychology (BSc & MSc).
Administratieve duties:
- (as of September 2021) Education coordinator of the division of Experimental Psychology
- (as of January 2019) Chair of special interest group within Human-centered AI Focus area
- (as of June 2016) Associate editor of International Journal of Human-Computer Studies
- (2016-2021) Board of the MSc program Artificial Intelligence
- (2015-2016) Coordinator "Cognitive Processing track" for the research Master Artificial Intelligence
- (2015-2021) member of the study programm committee BSc Artificial Intelligence
More information can be found on my personal website:
www.cpjanssen.nl
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