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  • The effect of job interruptions on human learning

    Creator:
    Al-haboubi, Muhammad H.
    Abstract:
    It is a widely accepted premise of industrial management that an interruption in the performance of a task will be accompanied by a decrease in operator skill level upon resuming performance of the task. Moreover, it has been generally assumed that this loss of skill is related to several factors...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    management that an interruption in the performance of a task will be accompanied by a decrease in operator

  • Effects of realistic distractions and interruptions on simulated surgical task performance

    Creator:
    Feuerbacher, Robin L.
    Abstract:
    Distractions and interruptions are common occurrences in an operating room (OR), but little is known about their effects on surgical task performance. Based on human factors research, it was hypothesized that realistic distractions and interruptions in an OR would adversely impact surgical task performance. Because of the concern of patient...
    Resource Type:
    Dissertation
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    coincided with an interruption and distraction. Finally, no effect was shown with pre-specified