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mental workload

mental workload Mental workload is the mental cost involved in carrying out an activity.

Mental workload is the mental cost involved in carrying out an activity. It refers to how demanding a task is on a person’s cognitive resources and can vary with the task’s complexity.

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Drafting source: Louis Lina-Estelle Linelle; Moussaoui Saïd; Van Langhenhove Aurélien; Ravoux Sébastien; Le Jan Thomas; Roualdes Vincent; Milleville-Pennel Isabelle. Cognitive tasks and combined statistical methods to evaluate, model, and predict mental workload. 2023; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1122793; article XML SHA-256 0a03ab791e1a852ea2520499bc16dadf1a4fbc3b42f55b9bebdaf1215a2d45d3. “Cognitive tasks and combined statistical methods to evaluate, model, and predict mental workload” (10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1122793).
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