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Modeling Mental Workload

1997
Abstract : The primary objective of the research project was to investigate models for monitoring and predicting subjective workload in the control of complex systems. Such models would enable systems to use workload levels to distribute tasks optimally in addition to identifying levels of workload, which could lead to a serious breakdown in ...
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Mentale werkbelasting [Mental workload] [PDF]

open access: possible, 1997
Mental workload refers to the impact a task has on the information processing capacity of an operator. The load is determined by the ratio between the requirements of the task and the available capacity of the operator. Capacity is dependent on the knowledge, skills and experience on the one hand, and the general state (fitness, motivation) of the ...
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Measurement of Mental Workload

1979
A paper given by Rolfe (1976) at the conference on “Monitoring Behaviour and Supervisory Control” in almost all details expresses my own point of view of the problem of assessing workload, as far as he went. But there are some additional points and comments which I would like to stress as a member of the “physiological group” of the present conference.
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Approaches to Mental Workload

1979
There appear to be two main reasons for being interested in human workload. The first reason concerns the impact of workload on human performance. This concern reflects the system design point of view where human performance is an important factor in system performance.
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Attention and Mental Workload

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 2000
Mental workload is still a useful concept in human factors because of its links to theories and models of attention. A good theory is the best practical tool. Mental workload is defined as an intervening variable similar to attention. It must be inferred from changes in performance.
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Mental Workload and ARL Workload Modeling Tools

2000
Abstract : The author of this report provides an overview of mental workload theory and mental workload measurement. She also describes the development, application, and validation of the mental workload modeling tools developed by the Human Research and Engineering Directorate of the U.S. Army Research Laboratory (ARL).
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3. Mental Workload

1987
Publisher Summary Mental workload is a complex construct. It is most unlikely that a single metric will be able to index mental workload in a wide variety of situations. The class of attention models that postulates a single pool of capacity is better suited for developing indices for mental workload than are multiple-pool models. While multiple-pool
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UAV Operator mental workload - A neurophysiological comparison of mental workload and vigilance

AIAA Modeling and Simulation Technologies Conference, 2017
Dale Richards   +2 more
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Nursing physical workload and mental workload in intensive care units: Are they related?

Nursing Open, 2021
Maryam Maleki   +2 more
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