The Psychology of Vigilance

Davies, D. R., & Parasuraman, R. (1982). The Psychology of Vigilance. Academic Press.

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1982

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• Operator-Vigilance Dependency
  • The structural commitment is a design or operational arrangement that places a known-weak control in the load-bearing position of last resort: vigilance research (Mackworth 1948; Parasuraman; Wickens) establishes that unaided sustained detection performance decays reliably with time on task, task monotony, high alarm-false-positive rates, and automation-induced workload reduction on the routine case

    This sourceThe canonical vigilance monograph's evidence that detection performance trends significantly downward with time on task, with monotony and motivation interacting in the explanation of the decrement.

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