Multiple-task performance

By D. Damos. 2020

340 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Part 1 Theory and methods: processing resources and attention, C.D.Wickens a review of the engineering models of information processing and decision-making in multi-task supervisory control, K.R.Pattipati and D.L.Kleinman modelling the acquisition of dual-task skills in a connectionist/control architecture, M.Detweiler and W.Schneider dual-task methodology - some common problems, D.L.Damos. Part 2 Learning and performance: issues for acquisition and transfer of time-sharing and dual-skill tasks, G.Lintern and C.D.Wickens multiple-cue probability learning and the design of information displays for multiple tasks, V.G.Cuqlock-Knopp et al vigilance and monitoring for multiple signals, A.Craig motor constraints in dual-task performance, H.Heuer. Part 3 Workload: workload assessment in multi-task environments, F.T.Eggemeier et al performance-based and subjective assessment of workload in multi-task environments, F.T.Eggemeier and G.F.Wilson physiological metrics of mental workload - a review of recent progress, A.F.Kramer psychological assessment of workload in multi-task environments, G.F.Wilson and F.T.Eggemeier. Part 4 Individual differences: individual differences in multiple-task performance, J.B.Brookings and D.L.Damos ageing, divided attention and dual-task performance, J.MacDowd et al development of skilled performance - an age-related perspective, A.D.Fisk and W.A.Rogers.

Subfields: Biomedical Engineering

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Citations in the corpus

• A Review of the Mental Workload Literature (2007, background): “Damos (1991) suggests that a number of considerations for selecting secondary tasks and gives further references to other reviews.”
• From Invention to Innovation: Conversion Ability in Product Development (2006, background): “As with speed and time pressure, prior research on problem solving implies a nonlinear (inverted U-shaped) effect of number of ideas on conversion ability (e.g., Barnett and Freeman 2001; Damos 1991).”
• The Business Communicator as Presence Allocator: Multicommunicating, Equivocality, and Status at Work (2007, methodology): “To explore these issues systematically, we have organized this article as follows: First, we describe multicommunicating, relating it to the concept of polychronicity (Bluedorn, 2002; Hall, 1966, 1983) and to the workplace practice of multitasking (Damos, 1991; Waller, 1997).”
• Evaluation of Subjective Mental Workload: A Comparison of SWAT, NASA‐TLX, and Workload Profile Methods (2004, neutral): “The suitability of the procedures for the evaluation of mental workload depends on the extent to which they meet the following requirements (Eggemeier, Wilson, Kramer, & Damos, 1991): 1.”
• Mental Workload and ARL Workload Modeling Tools. (2000, background): “Further descriptions of workload theories and models are given in Huey and Wickens (1993), Damos (1991), Kramer (1991), and Moray (1988).”