Kraig L. Schell
Associate Professor of Psychology
| E-mail: | kraig.schell@angelo.edu |
| Office: | A104E |
| Phone: | (325) 942-2068, Ext. 243 |
| Education: | 1992 - B.S., Oklahoma Christian University 1995 - M.A., University of Central Oklahoma 2000 - Ph.D. University of Cincinnati |
| At ASU since: | 2000 |
| Research Interests: | “My laboratory work focuses on diverse topics such as motivation, time attitudes, workload and attitudes about how to deal with mistakes we make. I also do field work with pharmacies and hospitals, focusing on medication error and patient safety. This work has emphasized human factors, but I am currently expanding its scope to include occupational health variables such as stress and burnout. Finally, I am the editor and chief author of the PharmSafety continuing education series available on the Web at www.pharmsafety.org.” |
| Recent Work: |
Schell, K.L., Kelley, K., & Hunsaker, C. (in review). A multi-sample laboratory
investigation of text exaggeration and orthographic similarity as moderators of drug name perception. Perceptual & Motor Skills. Schell, K.L., Hunsaker, C., & Kelley, K. (2006, in press). Attention, target salience and decision payoffs as determinants of error capture effectiveness: An application of signal detection theory. Perceptual & Motor Skills. Schell, K.L. & Cox-Fuenzalida, L.E. (2005). Neuroticism and quality control in health services: A laboratory simulation. Current Psychology, 24, 231-241. Schell, K.L. & Conte, J. (in review). Associations between polychronicity, goal orientation and error orientation in multiple samples. Poster to be presented to the Society for Industrial-Organizational Psychology annual conference, New York, NY. Maggard, J., & Schell, K.L. (in review). The relationship between time urgency and goal orientation. Poster to be presented to the Society for Industrial-Organizational Psychology annual conference, New York, NY. |