Harder to Access, Better Performance? The Effects of Information Access Cost on Strategy and Performance. - Phillip L. Morgan; Samuel M. Waldron; Sophia L. King; John Patrick (HCI (8), 2007)

Influencing Cognitive Strategy by Manipulating Information Access. - Samuel M. Waldron; John Patrick; Phillip L. Morgan; Sophia L. King (Comput. J., 2007)

Exploiting the Soft Constraints Hypothesis to Mitigate Interruption Effects. - John Patrick; Phillip L. Morgan; Victoria Smy (CogSci, 2011)

A Novel Approach to Cognitive Engineering: Manipulating Access Cost. - Phillip L. Morgan; Victoria Smy; Helen Seeby; John Patrick (HCI (28), 2013)

Designing the Interface to Encourage More Cognitive Processing. - John Patrick; Phillip L. Morgan; Leyanne Tiley; Victoria Smy; Helen Seeby (HCI (23), 2014)

Press accept to update now: Individual differences in susceptibility to malevolent interruptions. - Emma J. Williams; Phillip L. Morgan; Adam N. Joinson (Decis. Support Syst., 2017)

Investigating Older Adults' Preferences for Functions Within a Human-Machine Interface Designed for Fully Autonomous Vehicles. - Alexandra Voinescu; Phillip L. Morgan; Chris Alford; Praminda Caleb-Solly (HCI (27), 2018)

Effects of privacy risk perception and cultural bias on intention of connected autonomous vehicle use. - Kalliopi Anastasopoulou; Emma J. Williams; Carolyn Whitnall; Theo Tryfonas; Elisabeth Oswald; Phillip L. Morgan; Alexandra Voinescu; Robert J. Piechocki; Andrea Tassi (STAST, 2018)

The Impact of Different Human-Machine Interface Feedback Modalities on Older Participants' User Experience of CAVs in a Simulator Environment. - Iveta Eimontaite; Alexandra Voinescu; Chris Alford; Praminda Caleb-Solly; Phillip L. Morgan (AHFE (13), 2019)

Attempting to Reduce Susceptibility to Fraudulent Computer Pop-Ups Using Malevolence Cue Identification Training. - Phillip L. Morgan; Robinson Soteriou; Craig Williams; Qiyuan Zhang (AHFE (9), 2019)

The Effects of Clinical Task Interruptions on Subsequent Performance of a Medication Pre-Administration Task. - Craig Williams; Phillip L. Morgan; Gary Christopher; Nancy Zook; Rebbeca Hoskins (AHFE (21), 2019)

Representing a Human-Centric Cyberspace. - Phoebe M. Asquith; Phillip L. Morgan (AHFE (19), 2020)

Examining Human Individual Differences in Cyber Security and Possible Implications for Human-Machine Interface Design. - Laura M. Bishop; Phillip L. Morgan; Phoebe M. Asquith; George Raywood-Burke; Adam Wedgbury; Kevin Jones (HCI (30), 2020)

A New Hope: Human-Centric Cybersecurity Research Embedded Within Organizations. - Phillip L. Morgan; Phoebe M. Asquith; Laura M. Bishop; George Raywood-Burke; Adam Wedgbury; Kevin Jones (HCI (30), 2020)

Human Error in Information Security: Exploring the Role of Interruptions and Multitasking in Action Slips. - Craig Williams; Helen M. Hodgetts; Candice Morey; Bill Macken; Dylan M. Jones; Qiyuan Zhang; Phillip L. Morgan (HCI (40), 2020)

The Blame Game: Double Standards Apply to Autonomous Vehicle Accidents. - Qiyuan Zhang; Christopher D. Wallbridge; Dylan M. Jones; Phillip L. Morgan (AHFE (12), 2021)

Human Individual Difference Predictors in Cyber-Security: Exploring an Alternative Scale Method and Data Resolution to Modelling Cyber Secure Behavior. - George Raywood-Burke; Laura M. Bishop; Phoebe M. Asquith; Phillip L. Morgan (HCI (27), 2021)

Towards an Integrated Evaluation Framework for XAI: An Experimental Study. - Qiyuan Zhang; Mark Hall 004; Mark Johansen; Vedran Galetic; Jacques Grange; Santiago Quintana-Amate; Alistair Nottle; Dylan M. Jones; Phillip L. Morgan (KES, 2022)

Using Simulation-software-generated Animations to Investigate Attitudes Towards Autonomous Vehicles Accidents. - Qiyuan Zhang; Christopher D. Wallbridge; Phillip L. Morgan; Dylan M. Jones (KES, 2022)

Reducing risk to security and privacy in the selection of trigger-action rules: Implicit vs. explicit priming for domestic smart devices. - Phillip L. Morgan; Emily I. M. Collins; Tasos Spiliotopoulos; David J. Greeno; Dylan M. Jones (Int. J. Hum. Comput. Stud., 2022)

Trust and Blame in Self-driving Cars Following a Successful Cyber Attack. - Victoria Marcinkiewicz; Phillip L. Morgan (HCI (35), 2023)

Sensor and data: key elements of human-machine interaction for human-centric smart manufacturing. - Jialu Yang; Ying Liu; Phillip L. Morgan (ISM, 2023)

"Warning!" Benefits and Pitfalls of Anthropomorphising Autonomous Vehicle Informational Assistants in the Case of an Accident. - Christopher D. Wallbridge; Qiyuan Zhang; Victoria Marcinkiewicz; Louise Bowen; Theodor R. W. Kozlowski; Dylan M. Jones; Phillip L. Morgan (Multimodal Technol. Interact., 2024)