International audienceThe Skill, Rule, and Knowledge framework is a highly influential framework in HF/E that led to few empirical validations. In this article, we focused on mental workload predictions suggesting that control modes are supposed to produce gradually higher levels of mental workload. Forty-four participants were given a modified MATB-II task. They had to solve different tasks to illustrate skill-based, rule-based, and knowledge-based control modes. The results showed expected workload levels for skill and rule-based control modes. However, the knowledge-based control mode produced both the lowest mental workload but also the lowest performance of the three modes. We interpreted the results in the light of neurophysiologicall...
Face à une évolution technologique croissante centrée sur la conception et l’automatisation pour plu...
Mental workload is a key factor influencing the occurrence of human error; specifically in remotely-...
There is considerable evidence in the ergonomics literature that automation can significantly reduce...
Complex activities require a sustained mental effort that causes cognitive fatigue. This fatigue ma...
Faced with a growing technological evolution-oriented design and automation, studying the effects of...
The constructs of working memory and cognitive control are conceptually close; a high working memory...
This thesis aims to study the degradation factors of pilots’ decision-making in dynamic situations, ...
Cognitive fatigue occurs when we exert prolonged mental effort. This state is defined as a gradual a...
While many studies used electroencephalography (EEG) to assess mental workload during performance, a...
The assessment and prediction of cognitive performance is a key issue for any discipline concerned w...
Cette thèse vise à étudier les facteurs de dégradation dans la prise de décision des pilotes d’avion...
Raja Parasuraman, the father of Neuroergonomics (the crossroads of Ergonomics and Neuroscience, Figu...
Virtual environments (Ves) can be modulated and be adapted to the need of each user but the several ...
International audienceObjective: We tested Hancock and Szalma’s mental workload model, which has nev...
International audienceThis article presents an integrative model of effortful control, a resource-li...
Face à une évolution technologique croissante centrée sur la conception et l’automatisation pour plu...
Mental workload is a key factor influencing the occurrence of human error; specifically in remotely-...
There is considerable evidence in the ergonomics literature that automation can significantly reduce...
Complex activities require a sustained mental effort that causes cognitive fatigue. This fatigue ma...
Faced with a growing technological evolution-oriented design and automation, studying the effects of...
The constructs of working memory and cognitive control are conceptually close; a high working memory...
This thesis aims to study the degradation factors of pilots’ decision-making in dynamic situations, ...
Cognitive fatigue occurs when we exert prolonged mental effort. This state is defined as a gradual a...
While many studies used electroencephalography (EEG) to assess mental workload during performance, a...
The assessment and prediction of cognitive performance is a key issue for any discipline concerned w...
Cette thèse vise à étudier les facteurs de dégradation dans la prise de décision des pilotes d’avion...
Raja Parasuraman, the father of Neuroergonomics (the crossroads of Ergonomics and Neuroscience, Figu...
Virtual environments (Ves) can be modulated and be adapted to the need of each user but the several ...
International audienceObjective: We tested Hancock and Szalma’s mental workload model, which has nev...
International audienceThis article presents an integrative model of effortful control, a resource-li...
Face à une évolution technologique croissante centrée sur la conception et l’automatisation pour plu...
Mental workload is a key factor influencing the occurrence of human error; specifically in remotely-...
There is considerable evidence in the ergonomics literature that automation can significantly reduce...