Mental fatigue¶
Boksem, M. A. S., & Tops, M. (2008). Mental fatigue: Costs and benefits. Brain Research Reviews, 59(1), 125-139.
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- Cognitive Resource Depletion
- A surgeon with normal cognitive load in hour 1 has degraded cognitive capacity in hour 7 due to depletion, even though the operative task itself is identical, a temporal degradation Boksem and Tops (2008) characterize in their review of mental fatigue as a distinct neurocognitive phenomenon.
This sourceCost-benefit/neurocognitive framework treating mental fatigue as a reward-effort evaluation that degrades over sustained use — distinguishing temporal fatigue from instantaneous load, as the prime claims (D53-065). Verified with DOI.
- A surgeon with normal cognitive load in hour 1 has degraded cognitive capacity in hour 7 due to depletion, even though the operative task itself is identical, a temporal degradation Boksem and Tops (2008) characterize in their review of mental fatigue as a distinct neurocognitive phenomenon.
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