Susan Mohammed

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Dr. Susan Mohammed is a leading scholar in the fields of team cognition, shared mental models, and team diversity, with a particular focus on how trust and technology shape human-robot interaction within teams. Her most influential work examines the critical role of operator trust in dynamic team environments, especially in high-stakes military contexts where teams rely on robotic machinery. Her 2024 paper, "The Influence of Operator Trust on Human-Robot Interaction Within Teams," has already garnered attention for its novel exploration of how trust dynamics between human operators and autonomous systems affect overall team performance. Dr. Mohammed’s research has been widely cited, reflecting her significant impact on organizational psychology and human factors engineering. She is recognized for bridging the gap between traditional team dynamics and emerging technologies, offering actionable insights for designing more effective human-machine teams. Her work is essential reading for students and researchers interested in the future of collaborative work, trust in automation, and the psychological underpinnings of team effectiveness in technologically advanced environments.