Titlebook: Energetics and Human Information Processing; G. Robert J. Hockey,Anthony W. K. Gaillard,Michael Book 1986 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dor

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The Concept and Measurement of Mental Effort measured? The chapter will consider the ways in which the concept of effort has been used in different theories of human information processing. Effort may be measured in behavioural, subjective and physiological domains. The present approach will focus on the physiological indices. The concept of

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Stress and Adaptabilityious human capabilities. Due to time contraints, it was not possible to address this important and broad issue in detail, although an initial consensus was found in support of the position adopted by Lazarus (see Lazarus, 1966; Lazarus & Folkman, 1984). The purpose of the present paper is to elabora

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-07599-8uss the background to issues such as these, and consider the historical context for a concern with energetics and related theoretical topics. We then examine some fundamental measurement issues concerned with the use of physiological and behavioural data. Finally four areas are suggested in which ac

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Segmentation Using Two-Step Cluster Analysisgnitive psychology has borrowed heavily from the developing computer sciences. Computer models of human cognition have enjoyed wide acceptance. During these years, cognitive theories have changed as computing systems have evolved. Analogies between human thought and electronic computation systems ha

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