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Switch it Up! How Context Influences the Efficiency of Redundancy Gains in a Peripheral Task

2022-02-09

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<p>Optimizing the time and accuracy with which peripheral tasks can be monitored concurrent with a central primary task is of paramount importance for human factors researchers developing human systems. Nonetheless, the design of peripheral task are often evaluated in isolation, and their effectiveness is assumed to generalize to multi-task contexts. Our work acknowledges that peripheral displays may be utilized i...

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968008b1-ad19-5f11-8630-b5eaa441d3c9
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10.31234/osf.io/hnqt3
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