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Concurrence of Electroencephalographic and Performance Changes During a Simulated Radar Watch and Scal indices of arousal. Twenty subjects performed the task under different conditions designed to elicit differences in performance and arousal. Detection performance efficiency deteriorated as a function of time during a prolonged radar watch and improved during short alerted tests. Electrocortical

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Physiological, Subjective, and Performance Correlates of Reported Boredom and Monotony While Perfor of physiological and subjective changes associated with boredom. Forty-five male subjects performed a simulated air traffic control task for 1 hour. The subject’s task was to respond to infrequent changes in alphanumeric symbols on the simulated radar display. Physiological recordings of blood pres

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Cortical Evoked Potentials and Vigilance: A Decision Theory Analysis,adequate or incomplete in the majority of these studies and that it would be profitable to utilize measures derived from statistical decision theory, particularly in relation to indices of cortical activity, in studies of vigilance. The evoked potential (EP) is then described and research relating l

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