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Visual Attention and Display Design,formation required for the task at hand are crucial for efficient and safe performance of complex human—machine systems (Johnson & Proctor, 2004; Moray, 1993; Wickens & Holland, 2000; Wickens & McCarley, 2008).

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Attentional Resources and Control, most activities, attention is needed to maintain goal-directed behaviour. The role of attention in modulating sensory processes to select locations or objects in space was discussed in Chapter 3. In this chapter, we consider the investment of attentional resources across time and different tasks.

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Affective and Social Neuroergonomics,lour human-computer interaction (e.g. Johnson & Klein, 2006). Optimizing human-machine interaction thus depends on understanding the neural basis of emotions, how emotions affect decision-making and perception, and how emotions can be measured.

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The Working Brain,ems (GPS), voice-operated devices and so forth impose new information-processing demands on their users. These devices can impair safety if they are used by people while they are simultaneously engaged in other activities, such as driving or walking across a busy intersection (e.g. Strayer & Drews, 2004).

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Cognitive Neuroergonomics of Perception,al for designers of information systems and interfaces. After all, to understand what people do with information, it is necessary to know what information is available to them perceptually. Traditionally, perception, cognition and action have been treated as fairly independent processes in which the

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Visual Attention and Display Design,ulation. More prosaically, website visitors and software users scan their computer screens for interesting or useful information among icons, online advertisements and other visual clutter. In all of these cases, performance hinges on the effective functioning of visual selective attention to find a