ACTIVATION THEORY AND TASK DESIGN

[1] VIGILANCE IN THE DETECTION OF LOW-INTENSITY VISUAL-STIMULI [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1956, 52 (03): : 204 - 208

[2] RECONSIDERATION OF THE EXTINCTION HYPOTHESIS OF WARM UP IN MOTOR BEHAVIOR - COMMENT [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN, 1963, 60 (05) : 460 - 463

[3] AN EVALUATION OF ACTIVATIONIST HYPOTHESIS OF HUMAN VIGILANCE [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1962, 64 (05): : 495 - &

[4] MONITORING OF COMPLEX VISUAL-DISPLAYS .2. EFFECTS OF VISUAL LOAD AND RESPONSE COMPLEXITY ON HUMAN VIGILANCE [J]. HUMAN FACTORS, 1961, 3 (04) : 213 - 221

[5] ADAMS JA, 1960, 6063 US AIR FORC CCD

[6] ACQUISITION OF MOTOR SKILL .1. QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS AND THEORETICAL FORMULATION [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW, 1947, 54 (05) : 263 - 281

[7] SUBSKILLS IN ROTARY PURSUIT AS AFFECTED BY RATE AND ACCURACY REQUIREMENTS AND BY DISTRIBUTION OF PRACTICE [J]. JOURNAL OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1958, 58 (02) : 259 - 279

[8] DISCRIMINATION DECREMENT AS A FUNCTION OF TIME IN A PROLONGED VIGIL [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1955, 50 (06): : 387 - 390

[9] BALDAMUS W, 1951, A1 U BIRM STUD EC SO, P1

[10] VIGILANCE PERFORMANCE AS A FUNCTION OF INTERPOLATED REST [J]. JOURNAL OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY, 1962, 46 (06) : 425 - 427

[1] VIGILANCE IN THE DETECTION OF LOW-INTENSITY VISUAL-STIMULI [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1956, 52 (03): : 204 - 208

[2] RECONSIDERATION OF THE EXTINCTION HYPOTHESIS OF WARM UP IN MOTOR BEHAVIOR - COMMENT [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN, 1963, 60 (05) : 460 - 463

[3] AN EVALUATION OF ACTIVATIONIST HYPOTHESIS OF HUMAN VIGILANCE [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1962, 64 (05): : 495 - &

[4] MONITORING OF COMPLEX VISUAL-DISPLAYS .2. EFFECTS OF VISUAL LOAD AND RESPONSE COMPLEXITY ON HUMAN VIGILANCE [J]. HUMAN FACTORS, 1961, 3 (04) : 213 - 221

[5] ADAMS JA, 1960, 6063 US AIR FORC CCD

[6] ACQUISITION OF MOTOR SKILL .1. QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS AND THEORETICAL FORMULATION [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW, 1947, 54 (05) : 263 - 281

[7] SUBSKILLS IN ROTARY PURSUIT AS AFFECTED BY RATE AND ACCURACY REQUIREMENTS AND BY DISTRIBUTION OF PRACTICE [J]. JOURNAL OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1958, 58 (02) : 259 - 279

[8] DISCRIMINATION DECREMENT AS A FUNCTION OF TIME IN A PROLONGED VIGIL [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1955, 50 (06): : 387 - 390

[9] BALDAMUS W, 1951, A1 U BIRM STUD EC SO, P1

[10] VIGILANCE PERFORMANCE AS A FUNCTION OF INTERPOLATED REST [J]. JOURNAL OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY, 1962, 46 (06) : 425 - 427