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Ben Clegg is a Professor of Cognitive Psychology and Head of the Psychology Department at Montana State University.


My background:

Prior to arriving at Montana State University, I was a Professor at Colorado State University. My background before that includes working as a post-doc with Professor Neville Moray. I received my PhD from the University of Oregon, where I worked with Professor Michael Posner and Professor Steven Keele. Before graduate school, I worked for 2 years at the MRC Applied Psychology Unit in Cambridge, England, for Professor John Groeger. My undergraduate degree is from the University of Bath. 


Current research:  

My research spans applied cognitive psychology, human factors, and engineering psychology. My main interests are in skill acquisition and training, human supervisory control of automation, as well as the application of principles from cognitive psychology to real-world setting.  I have publications related to both basic and applied aspects of human performance.

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