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The significance of verbal and spatial attentional resources on mental workload and performance

The significance of verbal and spatial attentional resources on mental workload and performance
The significance of verbal and spatial attentional resources on mental workload and performance
For decades, scientists have been studying the impact of task workload on individual performance. The purpose of this study was to examine and validate the difficulty levels of two visual tasks (verbal and spatial) to be used in a later experiment studying the interaction of physical and mental workload on attentional resources and performance. Additionally, the study was conducted to determine if a significance difference exists between how men and women perform these types of tasks. The verbal and spatial task workloads satisfied the difficulties levels.
27-35
International Academy, Research and Industry Association
Basahel, A.
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Young, Mark
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Beklen, Ali
Ejarque, Jorge
Gentzsch, Wolfgang
Kanstren, Teemu
Koschel, Arne
Lee, Yong Woo
Avaya, Li Li
Zemlicka, Michal
Basahel, A.
522d3fb4-8994-4a69-9154-2408813090ce
Young, Mark
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Beklen, Ali
Ejarque, Jorge
Gentzsch, Wolfgang
Kanstren, Teemu
Koschel, Arne
Lee, Yong Woo
Avaya, Li Li
Zemlicka, Michal

Basahel, A. and Young, Mark (2010) The significance of verbal and spatial attentional resources on mental workload and performance. Beklen, Ali, Ejarque, Jorge, Gentzsch, Wolfgang, Kanstren, Teemu, Koschel, Arne, Lee, Yong Woo, Avaya, Li Li and Zemlicka, Michal (eds.) In Cognitive 2010: Second International Conference on Advanced Cognitive Technologies and Applications, Lisbon, Portugal, 21-26 November 2010. International Academy, Research and Industry Association. pp. 27-35 .

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Abstract

For decades, scientists have been studying the impact of task workload on individual performance. The purpose of this study was to examine and validate the difficulty levels of two visual tasks (verbal and spatial) to be used in a later experiment studying the interaction of physical and mental workload on attentional resources and performance. Additionally, the study was conducted to determine if a significance difference exists between how men and women perform these types of tasks. The verbal and spatial task workloads satisfied the difficulties levels.

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Published date: 21 November 2010
Venue - Dates: Cognitive 2010: Second International Conference on Advanced Cognitive Technologies and Applications, , Lisbon, Portugal, 2010-11-21 - 2010-11-26

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Local EPrints ID: 481197
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/481197
PURE UUID: a29a0678-e17b-4fc4-95d2-daa5dbff92b9
ORCID for Mark Young: ORCID iD orcid.org/0009-0001-2594-453X

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Date deposited: 18 Aug 2023 16:36
Last modified: 06 Mar 2024 03:12

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Author: A. Basahel
Author: Mark Young ORCID iD
Editor: Ali Beklen
Editor: Jorge Ejarque
Editor: Wolfgang Gentzsch
Editor: Teemu Kanstren
Editor: Arne Koschel
Editor: Yong Woo Lee
Editor: Li Li Avaya
Editor: Michal Zemlicka

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