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A Model for Mental Workload in Tasks Requiring Continuous Information Processingocess sensory information in a continuous fashion. The primary application of this model has been to continuous manual tracking tasks, although certain non-tracking tasks are also candidates for application. The model appears to be most useful as a design and evaluation tool for predicting the relat

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Approaches to Mental Workloads concern reflects the system design point of view where human performance is an important factor in system performance. The second motivation for being interested in human workload concerns task design and job satisfaction. This consideration emphasizes the fact that humans have interests beyond op

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