Eduardo Diaz, PhD

Eduardo Diaz, PhD

San Francisco Bay Area
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Experience

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    Sacramento, California

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    novato, california

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    Sacramento, California Area

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    Sacramento, California Area

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    santa rosa, ca

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    Sonoma County, CA

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    santa rosa, sacramento, and fairfield, california

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    santa rosa, california

Education

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    Graduated Magna Cum Laude.
    Member of Psi Chi Honors Society.

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    Graduated Magna Cum Laude.

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    Graduated with high honors.

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    Graduated with high honors.

Volunteer Experience

  • Research Professional

    Research Professional

    AIAA

    - Present 21 years

    Science and Technology

    Published work supporting Long duration space missions.

  • Research Consultant

    Research Consultant

    NASA Ames Research Center

    - 2 years

    Science and Technology

  • Board member

    Boys and Girls Clubs

    - 4 years 7 months

    Children

    Supporting children education programs.

  • Volunteer

    The Space Station Museum

    - 3 years

    Science and Technology

    http://thespacestationca.org/

  • Mentor

    Mentor

    FIRST

    - 1 year 2 months

    Children

    http://www.firstinspires.org/

    To inspire young people to be science and technology leaders, by engaging them in exciting Mentor-based programs that build science, engineering, and technology skills, that inspire innovation, and that foster well-rounded life capabilities including self-confidence, communication, and leadership.

Licenses & Certifications

  • Protecting Human Research Participants

    National Institutes of Health Office of Extramural Research

    Issued
    Credential ID 1337750
  • Identifying Functional Characteristics that Influence Team Outcomes

    The United States Copyright Office

    Credential ID Copyright TX 8-080-273

Publications

  • Identifying Functional Characteristics that Influence Team Outcomes

    ProQuest

    Industry and research have shown that, in addition to the knowledge, skills, and abilities of individuals, other factors play an influential role in the efficiency of a team. Using a quantitative, experimental research design, analysis of variance was applied. Results of a test of between-subjects effect identified their functional characteristic levels.These findings could serve to decrease organizational costs such as those associated with human resource selection processes, team training, or…

    Industry and research have shown that, in addition to the knowledge, skills, and abilities of individuals, other factors play an influential role in the efficiency of a team. Using a quantitative, experimental research design, analysis of variance was applied. Results of a test of between-subjects effect identified their functional characteristic levels.These findings could serve to decrease organizational costs such as those associated with human resource selection processes, team training, or team performance outcomes.

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  • Design Implications of Latent Challenges in the Long-Duration Space Mission

    American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Long Beach, CA

    While expansion of space industry engineering standards over any human factors interface, except the human-technology interface, is still a relatively new topic (Dudley-Rowley & Bishop, 2002), even rarer still is the consideration of the latent challenges of long-duration space missions. A latent challenge in this venue could be a social, behavioral, or a natural or human-engineered environmental phenomenon…A latent challenge is any item, aspect, component, or process that potentially poses…

    While expansion of space industry engineering standards over any human factors interface, except the human-technology interface, is still a relatively new topic (Dudley-Rowley & Bishop, 2002), even rarer still is the consideration of the latent challenges of long-duration space missions. A latent challenge in this venue could be a social, behavioral, or a natural or human-engineered environmental phenomenon…A latent challenge is any item, aspect, component, or process that potentially poses difficulties in the performance of mission objectives, but is something about which not much is known. However, a mission to Mars is a long-duration space mission that is a significantly different experience than a tour-of-duty of the same duration aboard a space station in full view of Earth, with easier access to new or needed equipment, more supplies, or even return-ability. Social and behavioral phenomena in such an extreme environment could generate their own set of latent challenges.

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  • Identifying Motivational and Self-Regulatory Variables that Improve Team Performance for Candidates Selected for Isolated Extreme Environment Missions, Eduardo Diaz, 2010

    This critical literature review with proposed research design considers the impact of an individual’s functional characteristics and their influence on the overall performance of teams working in isolated extreme environments. Since decreased errors can directly contribute to increased individual and team performance, findings could provide valuable information to space, submarine, and military programs seeking to assemble teams that will carry out isolated missions on earth and in space.

  • Presentation: Third Quarter Phenomenon Identified in Deviant Performance pilot study by Dr. Marilyn Dudley-Rowley

    University of California, Berkeley

    Research findings provide scientific evidence to support the theory that a third quarter phenomenon exists in the mission outcomes of teams and that the "cause and effect" are dependent on mission duration and team diversity.

    Although knowledge, skill sets, and abilities are among the first considerations in assembling a qualified team to be assigned to a task, what has not been applied is the application of task duration and characteristic qualities that influence team communication…

    Research findings provide scientific evidence to support the theory that a third quarter phenomenon exists in the mission outcomes of teams and that the "cause and effect" are dependent on mission duration and team diversity.

    Although knowledge, skill sets, and abilities are among the first considerations in assembling a qualified team to be assigned to a task, what has not been applied is the application of task duration and characteristic qualities that influence team communication, social dynamics, and innovative stimulation.

    The third quarter phenomenon highlights the team performance outcomes based on a correlation of behaviors created through team diversity.

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Courses

  • Advanced Statistics 1, 2, & 3

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  • Biopsychology

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  • Cognitive Psychology

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  • Ethics and Standards

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  • Human Motivation

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  • International Cross-Cultural Issues in Organizations

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  • Leadership Development

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  • Organizational Behavior

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  • Personnel Psychology in the Workplace

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  • Psychology and Social Change

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  • Qualitative Analysis

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  • Research Design

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  • Social Psychology

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  • Test and Measurement

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  • NeuroScience and Biological Psychology w/ Lab

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Projects

Languages

  • English

    Native or bilingual proficiency

  • French

    Limited working proficiency

  • Spanish

    Native or bilingual proficiency

  • ASL

    Limited working proficiency

  • Russian

    Limited working proficiency

  • Chinese

    Elementary proficiency

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