Wen Li, Hong Sun, Asaduzzaman Khan, Robyn Gillies
A qualitative study of career decision making among African and Asian international medical students in China: process, challenges, and strategies
Advances in health sciences education : theory and practice
modern work environments extensive interactions technology greater cognitive complexity tasks results human operators experiencing increased mental workload air traffic control operators routinely work complex environments designed tracking collision prediction tasks emulate elementary tasks physiological response workload variations tasks elucidated untangle impact workload variations experienced operators electroencephalogram eeg eye activity heart rate variability hrv data recorded 24 participants performing tracking collision prediction tasks three levels difficulty findings indicate variations task load tasks sensitively reflected eeg eye activity hrv data multiple regression results also show operators performance tasks predicted using corresponding eeg eye activity hrv data results also demonstrate brain dynamics tasks estimated corresponding eye activity hrv performance data furthermore markedly distinct neurometrics workload variations tracking collision prediction tasks indicate neurometrics provide insights type mental workload findings applicability design future mental workload adaptive systems integrate neurometrics deciding also adapt study provides compelling evidence viability developing intelligent closedloop mental workload adaptive systems ensure efficiency safety complex work environments