Human responses to demanding mental and physical work
Research into relationships between physiological activity and behaviour in humans has mainly considered performance at light work tasks. Furthermore, models of integrated activity have often been formulated around hypotheses of the arousal type, which were not particularly explicit about the intera...
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Loughborough University
1980
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| Summary: | Research into relationships between physiological activity and behaviour in humans has mainly considered performance at light work tasks. Furthermore, models of integrated activity have often been formulated around hypotheses of the arousal type, which were not particularly explicit about the interaction of the variables observed. |
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