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SUMMARY:CEDM2: Attention Management in Dynamic Environments
DESCRIPTION:Neurofeedback Training for Cognitive Optimization: Effects on 
 Performance and Workload in a Simulation Task\n\nThis research investigate
 s the impact of Focus Index (FI)-based neurofeedback (NF) training on the 
 performance  and cognitive workload during high-stakes decision-making sea
 rch and shoot tasks. Neurofeedback has been proven to enhance attention an
 d decrease stress by allowing self-regulation of brai...\n\n\nAjoy Kumar a
 nd Sahil Sankhyan (Indian Institute of Technology Mandi); Akash k. Rao (Ma
 nipal Academy of Higher Education); Palvi Aggarwal (University of Texas, E
 l Paso); and Varun Dutt (Indian Institute of Technology Mandi)\n----------
 -----------\nMeasuring the Effect of a Powered Ankle Exoskeleton on Direct
 ed Attention\n\nExoskeletons are a wearable technology that can augment us
 ers’ mobility; however, understanding of their influence on navigational d
 ecisions is limited. Street crossing is a safety-critical navigational tas
 k performed in urban environments and requires adequate situation awarenes
 s, which inclu...\n\n\nCaleb Jeanniton (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor)
 ; Brian Baum and Harvey Edwards (MIT Lincoln Laboratory); and Leia Stirlin
 g (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor)\n---------------------\nVisual Atten
 tion in Healthcare Chatbot Interactions: Quantifying Varying Communication
  Styles with K-Coefficient\n\nAdvancements in artificial intelligence (AI)
  are transforming healthcare chatbots, improving their potential to suppor
 t patient education and engagement. The effectiveness of healthcare chatbo
 ts depends not only on technical ability but also on how their communicati
 on style impacts user engagement, ...\n\n\nSamuel Koscelny, Robin Rucker I
 I, Michael Reed, and Andrew Duchowski (Clemson University) and David Neyen
 s (Clemson University`)\n\nTrack: Cognitive Engineering & Decision Making\
 n\nSession Chair: xiaoli wu (Nanjing University of Science and Technology,
  University College London)
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