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Human Information Processing in Navigational Displays.

Studies of abstract picture-sentence verification tasks have shown that people exhibit directional biases in the way they think about spatial orientation; for example, they decide faster about diagrams involving the term right than the term left. The roles of these and other human limitations in pro...

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Published in:Journal of Applied Psychology Vol. 63; no. 6; pp. 734 - 741
Main Authors: Laxar, Kevin, Olson, Gary M.
Format: Article
Published: American Psychological Association Dec78
Subjects:
Human information processing
Reaction time
Selectivity (Psychology)
Information theory in psychology
Navigation
Submarines (Ships)
Submersibles
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