Neuroergonomics: A Cognitive Neuroscience Approach to Human Factors and ErgonomicsA. Johnson, R. Proctor This book covers the foundations and successes of Neuroergonomics, combining neuroscience and ergonomics to enhance efficiency and safety. An overview of the essential areas within the field is given including chapters on brain networks, perception, attention, and performance. |
Contents
1 The Working Brain | 1 |
2 Cognitive Neuroergonomics of Perception | 26 |
3 Visual Attention and Display Design | 51 |
4 Attentional Resources and Control | 69 |
5 Performance Monitoring and Errorrelated Brain Activity | 91 |
6 Neuroergonomics of Sleep and Alertness | 110 |
7 Affective and Social Neuroergonomics | 129 |
Molecular Genetic Studies | 144 |
9 Validating Models of Complex Reallife Tasks Using fMRI | 163 |
References | 181 |
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