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Performer Readiness: A Multidimensional Framework for Understanding Human Performance Degradation in High-Stakes Occupational Contexts

2026-03-30

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Human performance failures in high-stakes occupational settings—healthcare, aviation, emergency response, and industrial operations—frequently prompt interventions targeting individual behavior, training, or motivation. This article proposes an alternative analytical framework centered on performer readiness: the constellation of cognitive, physiological, emotional, and motivational states that determine whether i...

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Literature Corpus work: e529e51d-6c4a-5dd0-a378-283a9883244f
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202603.2288.v1

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