Mariners’ Adaptive Performance Under Stress : Individual Visual Performance and Team Safety Performance As Indicators of Adaptive Responses to Task-Integral Cognitive and Affective Workload During a Complex Ship Management Task

“Mariners´ Adaptive Performance under Stress” focuses on the research question of direct and indirect effects of varying conditions of task-integral cognitive and affective demands on adaptive performance of novice bridge operators. The work draws theoretically on contextual models of cognition as w...

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Autor principal: Georgios Athanassiou
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Publicado: Kassel University Press GmbH_Legacy 2016
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