Workload transition : implications for individual and team performance /

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor Corporativo: National Research Council (U.S.). Panel on Workload Transition
Otros Autores: Huey, Beverly Messick, Wickens, Christopher D.
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Washington, DC : National Academy Press, 1993.
Temas:
Job stress.
Tank crews > Job stress.
Emergency medical personnel > Job stress.
Nuclear power plant operators > Job stress.
Fatigue.
Employees > Workload.
Adaptability (Psychology)
Work Schedule Tolerance > psychology
Workload
Military Personnel > psychology
Emergency Medical Technicians > psychology
Stress, Psychological
Adaptation, Psychological
Fatigue
Stress dû au travail.
Chars d'assaut > Équipages > Stress dû au travail.
Personnel médical d'urgence > Stress dû au travail.
Opérateurs de réacteurs nucléaires > Stress dû au travail.
Charge de travail.
Stress.
Adaptation (Psychologie)
SELF-HELP > Stress Management.
Employees > Workload
Emergency medical personnel > Job stress
Job stress
Nuclear power plant operators > Job stress
Beruf
Kernkraftwerk
Luftfahrt
Sanitätsdienst
Stress
Tankstelle
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • WORKLOAD TRANSITION
  • Copyright
  • Foreword
  • Acknowledgments
  • Contents
  • Summary
  • BACKGROUND
  • ANALOGOUS SYSTEMS
  • WORKLOAD
  • STRESS
  • SLEEP DISRUPTION AND FATIGUE
  • VIGILANCE
  • GEOGRAPHIC ORIENTATION
  • DECISION MAKING
  • STRATEGIC TASK MANAGEMENT
  • TEAM LEADERSHIP AND CREW COORDINATION
  • TRAINING FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSES
  • RECOMMENDATIONS FOR RESEARCH
  • Research Recommendations
  • Application of Research Results
  • 1 Team Transitions
  • BACKGROUND
  • TEAM PERFORMANCE DURING TRANSITIONS
  • CREW PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS
  • Planning and PreparationRoutine Monitoring
  • Maintenance
  • Information Seeking
  • Decision Making
  • Control and Operation
  • Communications
  • WORKSTATION CHARACTERISTICS
  • FRAMEWORK OF THE REPORT
  • REFERENCES
  • 2 Analogous Systems
  • FEATURES OF SIMILARITY
  • Time
  • Structure of the Event
  • Environment
  • Personal Risk
  • Organizational Structure
  • Summary
  • COMMERCIAL AIRLINES
  • RAILROADS
  • NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS
  • MERCHANT AND MILITARY SHIPS
  • NATURAL DISASTERS
  • EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
  • TRAUMA CENTERS AND EMERGENCY ROOMSCAUTIOUS GENERALIZATIONS
  • REFERENCES
  • 3 Workload Factors
  • WORKLOAD CHARACTERISTICS
  • Sources
  • Consequences
  • Measures
  • Relationship Between Workload and Performance
  • WORKLOAD DRIVERS: REVIEW OF RESEARCH
  • Task Structure
  • Performance Criteria and Strategies
  • Task Schedule
  • Rate of Presentation
  • Complexity of Task Demands
  • Variability of Task Demands
  • Task Duration
  • Task Requirements and Procedures
  • Input Variables
  • Information From Visual Displays
  • Information From the Visual SceneInformation From Auditory Displays
  • Information Processing Variables
  • Level of Processing
  • Processing Resources
  • Memory Requirements
  • Display-Control Compatibility
  • Output Variables
  • Control Design
  • Control Gain and Display Gain
  • Control Lag and Display Lag
  • Order of Control
  • Computer Aiding and Automation
  • SUMMARY
  • REFERENCES
  • 4 Stress
  • STRESS IN THE WORK ENVIRONMENT
  • STRESS AND HUMAN PERFORMANCE
  • QUALITATIVE PATTERN OF STRESS EFFECTS
  • Attentional Tunneling
  • Working Memory LossCommunications
  • Long-Term Memory
  • Strategic Shifts
  • Decision Making
  • Attention and Arousal
  • Conclusion
  • MEDIATING EFFECTS
  • COPING WITH STRESS
  • Design Solutions
  • Strategies
  • Training
  • TEAM MODELS: IMPLICATIONS FOR STRESS MANAGEMENT
  • SUMMARY
  • REFERENCES
  • 5 Sleep Disruption and Fatigue
  • CIRCADIAN EFFECTS ON PROLONGED PERFORMANCE
  • SLEEP DEPRIVATION
  • Laboratory Studies
  • Operational Settings
  • SLEEP INERTIA
  • IMPACT ON PERFORMANCE IN EXTENDED-DUTY OPERATIONS
  • POTENTIAL COUNTERMEASURES

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