Multiple resources and performance prediction.¶
Wickens, C. D. (2002). Multiple resources and performance prediction. Theoretical Issues in Ergonomics Science, 3(2), 159-177.
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- Wickens's (1984, 2002) multiple-resources extension complicates the picture by showing that the supply is partly fractionated across modality and processing code, but does not dissolve the underlying capacity constraint — it refines its geometry.
This sourceMultiple-resources theory refining Kahneman's single-pool model; the 4-dimensional model (stages, modalities, codes, visual channels) predicts dual-task interference from overlap along structural axes.
- Wickens's (1984, 2002) multiple-resources extension complicates the picture by showing that the supply is partly fractionated across modality and processing code, but does not dissolve the underlying capacity constraint — it refines its geometry.
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