Applied Psychology Unit

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The Applied Psychology Unit was a pioneering British research center focused on experimental and applied psychology, particularly in areas such as cognition, perception, and human performance.

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instanceOf psychological research institute ⓘ
research unit ⓘ
abbreviation APU ⓘ
aim to advance understanding of cognition and perception ⓘ
to apply psychological science to practical problems ⓘ
to improve human performance in complex tasks ⓘ
collaboratesWith British government departments ⓘ
University of Cambridge ⓘ
industrial organizations ⓘ
country United Kingdom ⓘ
employerOf Alan Baddeley ⓘ
Brian Mackworth ⓘ
Donald Broadbent ⓘ
Ian Nimmo-Smith ⓘ
Tommy (T. R.) Miles ⓘ
fieldOfWork applied psychology ⓘ
attention ⓘ
cognitive psychology ⓘ
experimental psychology ⓘ
human factors ⓘ
human performance ⓘ
memory ⓘ
perception ⓘ
focusesOn applied experimental methods ⓘ
cognition ⓘ
perceptual processes ⓘ
performance under stress ⓘ
foundedBy Medical Research Council ⓘ
hasResearchOutput scientific journal articles in psychology ⓘ
technical reports for government and industry ⓘ
hasSuccessor MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit ⓘ
knownFor linking basic cognitive research with real-world applications ⓘ
pioneering applied psychological research in the United Kingdom ⓘ
location Cambridge ⓘ
linked to: CAMBRIDGE
notableResearchArea applied cognitive research ⓘ
auditory perception ⓘ
dual-task performance ⓘ
selective attention ⓘ
skill acquisition ⓘ
visual perception ⓘ
workplace performance ⓘ
operatedBy Medical Research Council ⓘ
partOf Medical Research Council research network ⓘ
researchApproach applied field studies ⓘ
interdisciplinary collaboration ⓘ
laboratory-based experimentation ⓘ

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