Workload as Coordinative Instability: A Dynamical Reframing for Human Factors

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<p>Workload remains one of the central constructs in Human Factors, yet its dominant theoretical treatments continue to frame it as the occupation of limited internal resources. This paper argues that the main difficulty is not simply how workload is measured, but what kind of phenomenon it is. Resource-based models such as Multiple Resource Theory and Cognitive Load Theory have been productive, but they rely on i...

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10.31234/osf.io/3kqg7_v1