Neville Moray was a British cognitive psychologist known for pioneering research on attention, mental workload, and human–machine interaction. His findings shape cockpit design, control-room safety, and usability testing, helping engineers and ergonomists reduce errors. Pilots, operators, and interface designers benefit most, applying his models to build safer, more efficient systems where divided attention and overload pose real risks.
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