1. Behavior, Performance and Psychosocial Issues in Space

Papers

1. Motivational Profile of Astronauts at the International Space Station

2. Themes in the Interviews of Veteran Cosmonauts

3. Critical Factors Affecting Lunar Landing Supervisory Control Performance

4. Using a 'Distinguishable Phase Model' as a Pre-Mission Awareness Tool to Improve Crew Performance and Group Dynamic Development

5. Consequences of Sleep Deprivation on Performance & Mood States

6. From summer to winter at Concordia station in Antarctica : a pilot ethological study for preparing missions to Mars

7. High versus Low Crewmember Autonomy in Space Simulation Environments

8. The Roles of NASA, Astronauts, and Astronauts’ Families in Long-Duration Missions

9. Digging into space psychology and isolation: The Mars520 LODGEAD study

10. Experimental Investigation of Noise Characteristic of the International Space Station (ISS-RS)

11. Countermeasures for Psychological Issues: Soundscape Design for Confined Environments

12. Measuring Changes in Visual Function and its Applications for Improved Medical Testing

14. Creativity as Psychological Countermeasures for Astronauts

15. INFLUENCE OF LONG STAY IN SPACE CONDITIONS ON PROCESS OF STORAGE AND ACQUISITION OF SKILLS BY COSMONAUTS