Joel S Warm
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Recent Articles
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Dillard M, Warm J, Funke G, Nelson W, Finomore V, McClernon C, et al.
Hum Factors
. 2018 Sep;
61(2):225-242.
PMID: 30216088
Objective: To determine whether perceived time progression (PTP) moderates participants' negative reactions to vigilance tasks. Background: Vigilance tasks are rated by participants to be unenjoyable and as having high levels...
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Guznov S, Matthews G, Warm J, Pfahler M
Hum Factors
. 2017 Jun;
59(7):1139-1152.
PMID: 28609643
Objective: The goal for this study was to evaluate several visual search training techniques in an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) simulated task environment. Background: Operators controlling remote unmanned vehicles often...
3.
Matthews G, Warm J, Smith A
Hum Factors
. 2017 Feb;
59(1):44-61.
PMID: 28146681
Objective: Two studies tested multivariate models of relationships between subjective task engagement and vigilance. The second study included a stress factor (cold infection). Modeling tested relationships between latent factors for...
4.
Hancock P, Baldwin C, Warm J, Szalma J
Hum Factors
. 2017 Feb;
59(1):28-34.
PMID: 28146677
Objective: To provide an evaluative overview of the life and contributions of Raja Parasuraman. Background: From his earliest contributions in clarifying and explaining the problematic area of vigilance to his...
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Funke M, Warm J, Matthews G, Funke G, Chiu P, Shaw T, et al.
Hum Factors
. 2017 Feb;
59(1):62-75.
PMID: 28146671
Objective: The aim of this study was to examine the effects of uncertainty about where in the field of view critical signals for detection appear during a vigilance task (spatial...
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Funke G, Warm J, Baldwin C, Garcia A, Funke M, Dillard M, et al.
Hum Factors
. 2016 May;
58(6):915-26.
PMID: 27150529
Objective: We investigated performance, workload, and stress in groups of paired observers who performed a vigilance task in a coactive (independent) manner. Background: Previous studies have demonstrated that groups of...
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Greenlee E, Funke G, Warm J, Finomore Jr V, Patterson R, Barnes L, et al.
Hum Factors
. 2015 Apr;
57(6):1063-75.
PMID: 25850115
Objective: We tested the possibility that monitoring a display wherein critical signals for detection were defined by a stereoscopic three-dimensional (3-D) image might be more resistant to the vigilance decrement,...
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Dillard M, Warm J, Funke G, Funke M, Finomore Jr V, Matthews G, et al.
Hum Factors
. 2014 Dec;
56(8):1364-79.
PMID: 25509819
Objective: In this study, we evaluated the validity of the Sustained Attention to Response Task (SART) as a means for promoting mindlessness in vigilance performance. Background: Vigilance tasks typically require...
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Finomore Jr V, Shaw T, Warm J, Matthews G, Boles D
Hum Factors
. 2014 Apr;
55(6):1044-63.
PMID: 24745198
Objective: The aim of this study was to compare the effectiveness of a new index of perceived mental workload, the Multiple Resource Questionnaire (MRQ), with the standard measure of workload...
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Matthews G, Warm J, Shaw T, Finomore V
Ergonomics
. 2014 Apr;
57(6):856-75.
PMID: 24678837
Technological innovation increasingly requires operators in various applied settings to maintain vigilance for extended periods. However, standard psychometric tests typically predict less than 10% of performance variance. The present study...