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SUMMARY:CEDM6:  Human Behavior in Dynamic Environments
DESCRIPTION:The Role of Task Load for the Use of Adaptable Automation in D
 ynamic Scenarios\n\nAdaptable Automation (AA) offers flexibility in task a
 llocation between humans and automation, with humans retaining full contro
 l in the allocation decision. However, previous studies demonstrate that h
 umans rarely utilize this flexibility. This might be associated with stabl
 e task load in these stu...\n\n\nLinda Onnasch, Viktoria Feyerherd, and To
 bias Rieger (Technische Universität Berlin) and Eileen Roesler (George Mas
 on University)\n---------------------\nAssessing the Impact of Differentia
 l Sources of Fatigue and Sleep Deprivation on Risk-Taking Behavior\n\nMost
  occupations require workers to do tasks with extreme mental and physical 
 demands. Over time, these sustained demands without adequate rest and reco
 very lead to occupational fatigue, negatively impacting their safety, prod
 uctivity, and health. They are more likely to engage in risky behavior, wh
 ...\n\n\nTiash Rana Mukherjee (Texas A&M University), Ranjana Mehta (Unive
 rsity of Wisconsin - Madison), and Steven Riechman (Texas A&M University)\
 n---------------------\nBeyond Frequency and Recency: An Entropy-Based Ext
 ension for Modeling Memory Retrieval in Dynamic Environments\n\nThis study
  extends the ACT-R base-level learning equation by incorporating environme
 ntal uncertainty, observation duration, and individual learning patterns t
 o better model human memory retrieval in dynamic, multi-object environment
 s. We hypothesize that retrieval efficiency depends not only on freq...\n\
 n\nJongchan Pyeon, Duk Hee Ka, and Farnaz Tehranchi (Pennsylvania State Un
 iversity)\n\nTrack: Cognitive Engineering & Decision Making\n\nSession Cha
 irs: Srijani Mukherjee (Member), Alexandra Watral (Mayo Clinic), and Jin Y
 ong Kim (University of Michigan)
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