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Workload

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An amount of labor

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Workload

Nodes28
Edges27
Triples90
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.071429
Components1

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Workload

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related to Antecedents of workload · 38
Workload → An, Attentional, Attentional Demands, Attentional Pull, Both, Caring Climate, Challenges, Constraints, Control, Demands, Distractions, Emotions, Factors, Fatigue, Greater, High, Higher, In, Individual Factors, Individual Goal Orientation
related to Cognitive workload in time-critical decision-making processes · 10
Workload → During, In, It, Mistry, Smith, Tara Smith, The, Therefore, Wickens, Work
related to An amount of labor · 9
Workload → An, It, Many, Mental, Multiple Resource Theory, MWL, There, This, To
related to Quantified effort · 8
Workload → Horses, In, Increasing, One, Provided, The, This, Watt's
related to Theory and modelling · 8
Workload → Another, Hart, Mental, MWL, One, Staveland, The, There
related to Creating a model · 4
Workload → Background, The, This, With
related to Occupational stress · 2
Workload → In, Three
is a · 1
Workload → mathematical predictive models used in human factors analysis to support the design and assessment of safety-critical systems.TheoriesWickens

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work task resources cognitive demands load tasks mental processing time one model also human operator resource information mindfulness amount theory

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Workloadis amathematical predictive models used in human factors analysis to support the design and assessment of safety-critical systems.TheoriesWickens0.90text
workload bottlenecksinstance ofproblems0.80text
overload can be identifiedinstance ofproblems0.80text
cortisolinstance ofphysiological reactions0.80text
fatigueinstance ofphysiological reactions0.80text
backacheinstance ofphysiological reactions0.80text
headacheinstance ofphysiological reactions0.80text
and gastrointestinal problems.Workload as a work demand is a major component of the demand-control model of stressinstance ofphysiological reactions0.80text
paininstance ofInternal discomfort0.80text
anxietyinstance ofInternal discomfort0.80text
or personal straininstance ofInternal discomfort0.80text
Workloadrelated to An amount of laborAn0.60section

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