来自美国国家标准和技术研究所 (NIST) 的定量研究人员在调查与网络安全及隐私相关的用户心智模型时，引入了定性研究。他们分享了自己的研究经历，并提供了设计和开展严格的关于网络安全的用户体验的定性研究方法路线图。
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Susanne M. FurmanSusanne M. Furman is a cognitive scientist in the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Visualization and Usability Group, where she works on and investigates user’s mental models in cybersecurity and usability of biometric devices. Furman has a Ph.D. in applied experimental psychology human factors from George Mason University.
Sandra Spickard PrettymanSandra Spickard Prettyman, an independent research consultant, specializes in qualitative research methods, providing expertise in designing and implementing rigorous qualitative research projects. Until recently she was a professor at the University of Akron where she taught doctoral courses in research methods and social and philosophical foundations of education.
Mary F. TheofanosMary F. Theofanos is a computer scientist with the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology where she performs research on usability and human factors of systems. Mary is the principal architect of the Usability and Security Program evaluating the human factors and usability of cyber security and biometric systems.
Brian StantonBrian Stanton obtained his master’s degree in Cognitive Psychology from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and is a cognitive scientist at the National Institute of Standards and Technology where he works on usability standards and investigates usability and security issues ranging from password rules and analysis, privacy concerns, and biometric projects.
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