Sandra MarshallProfessor of PsychologyCenter for Research in Mathematics
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Science Education E-Mail: smarshall@sciences.sdsu.edu |
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Director, Cognitive Ergonomic Research Facility (CERF) President, EyeTracking, Inc. Principal Investigator, Using Cognitive Models & Eye Tracking Methodology to Evaluate Decision Making in the TADMUS Program Principal Investigator, Integrating DVD Technology with Advances in Eye Tracking for Tactical Decision Making Principal Investigator, Hybrid Models of Schema Knowledge: Evaluation and Extension Principal Investigator, Understanding and Measuring Cognitive Workload: A Coordinated Multidisciplinary Approach
BackgroundI joined the faculty at SDSU in 1985, and I became Director of the Center for Research in Mathematics and Science Education (CRMSE) in 1987. As a professor of psychology, I teach courses in graduate statistics and cognitive psychology. Research InterestsI am the Director of the Cognitive Ergonomic Research Facility at SDSU and President of EyeTracking, Inc., a privately-held company that uses eye tracking to evaluate visual products. For the past 15 years I have conducted basic research sponsored by the Office of Naval Research, Air Force Office of Scientific Research, National Science Foundation, and National Institute of Education. Currently I direct three major research projects, all of which involve the use of eye-tracking measures to investigate aspects of cognitive processing and decision making. My research has focused on two main areas: cognition and assessment. I am also working with new methods for assessing cognitive workload with psychological and physiological measures. Last modified on August 29, 2000.
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