Ben Morrison

Ben Morrison is a researcher at Charles Sturt University, specializing in the intersection of psychology, artificial intelligence, and decision-making systems. His work focuses on human-computer interaction, virtual client simulations for professional training, and the ethical implications of algorithmic aids in workplaces.

Research interests include:

• Cognitive load and information processing in AI systems
• Empathy in human-robot interaction
• User acceptance of decision support systems
• Enhancing psychology education through simulation technology
• Algorithmic performance in high-stakes environments

Recent publications analyze:

• Virtual training tools for psychology graduates
• Human-AI collaboration dynamics
• Methodological constraints in experimental design
• Workplace technology adoption patterns
• Decision-making under algorithmic influence

Scientific awards:

• Best Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making article (2016)
• Best Paper ACAP Conference (2019)

Media contributions include analyses of AI disruption in psychology and worker health impacts of emerging technologies.