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Dawn Sarno

Assistant Professor

Clemson University

Affiliations

College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences

Psychology

Dawn Sarno is currently serving as a College Of Behavioral, Social And Health Sciences Assistant Professor at Clemson University.

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Clemson University

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cognitive science behavioral sciences phishing psychology communication deception detection mass communication information security information technology cognitive ergonomics occupational ergonomics social media communication security vision research applied cognitive psychology human-computer interaction online information human behavior industrial ergonomics machine vision rumor spreading cyberpsychology cognitive psychology disinformation detection camouflaged targets cognition virtual reality visualization political communication applied psychology visual science user perception risk communication psychophysics information behavior visual processing object detection scene analysis target identification natural scenes popular medium human decision process applied social psychology hearing research social gerontology fake news misinformation human factors 3d vision 3d computer vision executive function immersive technologies network visualizations psychodynamic time perception computer-aided diagnosis dimensionality reduction user awareness information filtering system perceptual representation phishing emails email task factors demographic analysis cognitive distractions novel persistent intervention individual differences understanding susceptibility scam text messages psychological interaction spam email features depth benefits task conditions secondary task demands human performance visual attention eye tracking human performance modeling task performance attention

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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A Comparative Analysis of the Use of Computer-Aided Detection Systems With Mock Digital Breast Tomosynthesis Sets. Journal of Vision (2024)

Katharine E SaboDawn M Sarno

medical imagingcomputer-aided detection systemscomputer-aided diagnosis

Filtering out the User?: Are Users Complacent With Phishing Emails Due to Automated Filters?. International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction (2024)

Dawn M. SarnoClaire GendronWilliam G. Volante

information filtering systemcommunicationhuman-computer interactionphishingautomated filterssocial mediaspam filtering

The Effects of Secondary Task Demands on Cybersickness in Active Exploration Virtual Reality Experiences. IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (2024)

Rohith VenkatakrishnanRoshan VenkatakrishnanBalagopal RaveendranathRyan CanalesDawn M. SarnoAndrew C. RobbWen–Chieh LinSabarish V. Babu

computer scienceimmersive technologiessecondary task demandsnetwork visualizationsvirtual realityvisualization

Developing Impawster: Improving Meaningful Phishing Awareness With Simulated Training and Email Roleplay. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting (2023)

Katharine E. SaboJeffrey BlackDawn M. Sarno

email roleplayorganizational communicationuser awarenesscommunicationmass communicationinformation behaviorinformation technologycognitive sciencehuman-computer interactionpsychologyonline informationphishingcognitive ergonomicshuman performancesocial mediaoccupational ergonomicssimulated traininginformation science

The Effects of Auditory, Visual, and Cognitive Distractions on Cybersickness in Virtual Reality. IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (2023)

Rohith VenkatakrishnanRoshan VenkatakrishnanBalagopal RaveendranathDawn M. SarnoAndrew C. RobbWen-Chieh LinSabarish V. Babu

cyberpsychologycognitive sciencedeception detectionvirtual realityvisualizationcognitive distractions

The Influence of Time Pressure and Persuasion Principles on Phishing Detection. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting (2023)

Jeffrey BlackDawn M. Sarno

information securityphishingtime pressurepersuasion principlesbehavioral sciences

Which Phish is Captured in the Net? Understanding Phishing Susceptibility and Individual Differences. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2023)

Dawn M. SarnoMaggie W. HarrisJeffrey Black

information securitycognitive psychologyindividual differencesapplied cognitive psychologycognitive sciencephishingpsychologybehavioral sciences

Who Gets Caught in the Web of Lies?: Understanding Susceptibility to Phishing Emails, Fake News Headlines, and Scam Text Messages. Human Factors The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (2023)

Dawn M. SarnoJeffrey Black

understanding susceptibilitycommunicationhuman decision processmass communicationcommunication securitypsychologyonline informationhuman factorsphishingrumor spreadingdeception detectionhuman behaviorsocial mediapolitical communicationrisk communicationscam text messagesinformation sciencebehavioral sciences

Do Spam Filters Make Us Complacent?: Examining Email Legitimacy Tags and Phishing Susceptibility. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting (2022)

William G. VolanteClaire GendronSpencer SewellDawn M. Sarno

information securitycommunicationmass communicationinformation technologyphishingcognitive ergonomicsdeception detectionoccupational ergonomicsinformation sciencebehavioral sciences

Fall for One, Fall for All: Understanding Deception Detection in Phishing Emails, Scam Texts Messages, and Fake News Headlines. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting (2022)

Dawn M. SarnoJeffrey BlackKelsey HarrisMaggie HarrisPiper KoontzElizabeth Paradise

information securitycommunicationapplied cognitive psychologymass communicationinformation technologycommunication securityphishingonline informationsystems engineeringcognitive ergonomicsdisinformation detectiondeception detectionoccupational ergonomicssocial mediaindustrial ergonomicsinformation sciencebehavioral sciences

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Dawn Sarno

Assistant Professor

Clemson University

Affiliations

College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences

Psychology

Dawn Sarno is currently serving as a College Of Behavioral, Social And Health Sciences Assistant Professor at Clemson University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Dawn Sarno

Clemson University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Comparative Analysis of the Use of Computer-Aided Detection Systems With Mock Digital Breast Tomosynthesis Sets. Journal of Vision (2024)

Katharine E SaboDawn M Sarno

medical imagingcomputer-aided detection systemscomputer-aided diagnosis

Filtering out the User?: Are Users Complacent With Phishing Emails Due to Automated Filters?. International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction (2024)

Dawn M. SarnoClaire GendronWilliam G. Volante

information filtering systemcommunicationhuman-computer interactionphishingautomated filterssocial mediaspam filtering

The Effects of Secondary Task Demands on Cybersickness in Active Exploration Virtual Reality Experiences. IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (2024)

Rohith VenkatakrishnanRoshan VenkatakrishnanBalagopal RaveendranathRyan CanalesDawn M. SarnoAndrew C. RobbWen–Chieh LinSabarish V. Babu

computer scienceimmersive technologiessecondary task demandsnetwork visualizationsvirtual realityvisualization

Developing Impawster: Improving Meaningful Phishing Awareness With Simulated Training and Email Roleplay. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting (2023)

Katharine E. SaboJeffrey BlackDawn M. Sarno

The Effects of Auditory, Visual, and Cognitive Distractions on Cybersickness in Virtual Reality. IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (2023)

Rohith VenkatakrishnanRoshan VenkatakrishnanBalagopal RaveendranathDawn M. SarnoAndrew C. RobbWen-Chieh LinSabarish V. Babu

cyberpsychologycognitive sciencedeception detectionvirtual realityvisualizationcognitive distractions

The Influence of Time Pressure and Persuasion Principles on Phishing Detection. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting (2023)

Jeffrey BlackDawn M. Sarno

information securityphishingtime pressurepersuasion principlesbehavioral sciences

Which Phish is Captured in the Net? Understanding Phishing Susceptibility and Individual Differences. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2023)

Dawn M. SarnoMaggie W. HarrisJeffrey Black

information securitycognitive psychologyindividual differencesapplied cognitive psychologycognitive sciencephishingpsychologybehavioral sciences

Dawn M. SarnoJeffrey Black

Do Spam Filters Make Us Complacent?: Examining Email Legitimacy Tags and Phishing Susceptibility. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting (2022)

William G. VolanteClaire GendronSpencer SewellDawn M. Sarno

information securitycommunicationmass communicationinformation technologyphishingcognitive ergonomicsdeception detectionoccupational ergonomicsinformation sciencebehavioral sciences

Dawn M. SarnoJeffrey BlackKelsey HarrisMaggie HarrisPiper KoontzElizabeth Paradise

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