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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Resumption lag"”.

  1. Modelling interruptions of human-in-the loop tasks

    … will also help test another hypothesis that the resumption lag (in seconds) will depend on cross-modality (visual and audio) conditions of interrupting task and will also depend on the difficulty level of the primary task"--Abstract, page iv.</p>

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  2. Examining the Effect of Interruptions at Different Breakpoints and Frequencies Within a Task

    … breakpoints. The dependent measures included resumption lag, task completion time, number of errors, mental workload, and frustration. The findings provided partial support for these predictions. Consistent with MFG theory and EST, participants took longer to resume the primary task and …

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  3. An activity-centric approach to configuration work in distributed interaction

    … work is composed of: curation work, task resumption lag, mobility work, physical handling and articulation work. Using configuration work as a problem description, I operationalize Activity Theory and Activity-Centric Computing to mitigate and reduce configuration work in distributed …

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  4. The Effects of Interruption Relevance and Complexity on Primary Task Resumption and Mental Demand

    … relevant interruptions would lead to faster task resumptions, when compared to task-irrelevant interruptions. The Time-Based Resource Sharing model (Barrouillet, 2007) predicts that high complexity interruptions would lead to slower task resumptions and higher perceived mental demand, when …

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