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SUMMARY:Investigating the Effects of Hierarchy and Fatigue on Cognitive Se
 curity in Isolated, Confined, and Extreme Environments
DESCRIPTION:Erin E. Richardson, Aaron R. Allred, Cara A. Spencer, James E.
  Crum, Chad C. Tossell, Leanne M. Hirshfield, and Allison P. A. Hayman (Un
 iversity of Colorado Boulder)\n\nCognitive security, the “maintenance of r
 ational decision making under adversarial conditions” (Army Cyber Institut
 e at West Point) is crucial in isolated, confined, and extreme (ICE) envir
 onments, such as spaceflight, deep sea, and polar settings. These settings
  are inherently high risk and pose unique cognitive, affective, and social
  challenges. Further, with isolation and confinement, available informatio
 n is limited, meaning high stakes decisions often must be made under uncer
 tainty. Experiments studying select teams in ICE often face challenges in 
 generalization due to variability in environments, mission goals, crew com
 positions, and team dynamics, resulting in difficult-to-aggregate empirica
 l data. As a result, factors affecting how ICE teams make decisions in the
  face of incomplete or conflicting information are not well understood. To
  narrow this gap, we are conducting an experiment to assess the effects of
  hierarchy and fatigue on cognitive security in a controlled laboratory en
 vironment designed to emulate an ICE-related task. Participants will work 
 in dyads in a Mars rover simulator to complete simulated reconnaissance mi
 ssions in the face of conflicting information and uncertainty. The results
  can provide insights for a unique but important set of operational contex
 ts and could enable development of countermeasures aimed at protecting cog
 nitive security in critical settings.\n\n
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