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Response uncertainty in dual-task performance
Organizational Behavior and Human Performance, 1972Abstract In three experiments, Ss performed under one of several secondary task conditions while engaged in pursuit tracking as a primary task. Secondary tasks were of the information creation (1: many) type with from one to five alternative response buttons to be used randomly in response to a tone cue.
Don Trumbo, Merrill Noble
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Effects of Age and Task Similarity on Dual-Task Performance
Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 1993When a dual tracking task consisting of two incoherent (uncorrelated) subtasks is partly integrated, such that it is characterized by incompatibility of similarity, or when axis similarity of subtasks is high, it may be difficult to map subtask stimuli to the proper responses.
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Effect monitoring in dual-task performance.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition, 2018Actions aim to produce effects in the environment. To accomplish this properly, we not only have to recruit the appropriate motor patterns, but also we must be able to monitor whether an intended effect has ultimately been realized. Here, we investigated the impact of such effect monitoring on performance in multitasking situations: Multitasking ...
Robert Wirth +2 more
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Dual-task training and dual-task performance in sequence learning
2021Panzer, Stefan +2 more
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Motor constraints in dual-task performance
2020This chapter sets out with a consideration of competition and interactions as potential sources of dual-task performance decrements. It focuses on interactions rather than competition. Mandatory interactions are distinguished from strategic ones and some speculations on their raison are offered.
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Dual task performance and antihistimine use
2014Research has shown that many antihistamines produce sedative effects as well as impair psychomotor performance. Performance testing of antihistamines, however, has not produced reliable evidence that there are behavioral effects at therapeutic dose levels.
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