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SUMMARY:A Computational Cognitive Model of the Vigilance Decrement
DESCRIPTION:Jason McCarley (Oregon State University)\n\nThe vigilance decr
 ement is a central topic in human factors research but has not yet given w
 ay to a clear theoretical understanding. Resource depletion theory, the mo
 st popular account of the effect, at best provides a qualitative model of 
 vigilance performance. The current study reports a computational account o
 f the vigilance decrement, building on a dynamic cognitive model of signal
  detection. The model reproduces supposed benchmark patterns of resource d
 epletion, but without incorporating a depletion process.\n\nTrack: Percept
 ion and Performance\n\nSession Chairs: Jung Hyup Kim (University of Missou
 ri) and Xingjian Ma (University of Wisconsin - Madison)\n\n
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