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    This document discusses methods for measuring mental workload, which is the amount of mental resources required to perform concurrent tasks. It describes subjective scales like the NASA Task Load Index that assess workload through questionnaires, as well as objective physiological measurements like heart rate, electrodermal activity, and electroencephalography that can indicate workload. The goal is to quantify the mental cost of tasks to predict human and system performance.

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    This document discusses methods for measuring mental workload, which is the amount of mental resources required to perform concurrent tasks. It describes subjective scales like the NASA Task Load Index that assess workload through questionnaires, as well as objective physiological measurements like heart rate, electrodermal activity, and electroencephalography that can indicate workload. The goal is to quantify the mental cost of tasks to predict human and system performance.

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    This document discusses methods for measuring mental workload, which is the amount of mental resources required to perform concurrent tasks. It describes subjective scales like the NASA Task Load Index that assess workload through questionnaires, as well as objective physiological measurements like heart rate, electrodermal activity, and electroencephalography that can indicate workload. The goal is to quantify the mental cost of tasks to predict human and system performance.

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    The amount of mental resources

    required to perform a set of concurrent


    tasks

    - Physiological
    - Primary task
    - Secondary task

    Objective Measurement

    Definiton - Arithmetic tasks


    - Reading tasks
    - Memory tasks
    - Control interface tasks
    - Specialized tasks like flight or driving

    Procedures / Example
    Method

    Subjective Measurement

    Mental Work Load


    - Cooper-Harper Rating Scale
    - Dynamic Workload Scale
    - Hart and Hauser Rating Scale
    - Subjective Workload Assessment Technique
    - Subjective Workload Dominance Technique - Heart rate
    - NASA Task Load Index - Electrodermal Activity / Galvanic
    Skin Response
    - Electroencephalography (EEG)
    - Questionnaire result
    Input and
    Tools and Output
    Materials Input

    Tools

    Output

    Materials To quantify the mental cost of


    performing tasks in order to predict
    - Oximeter operator and system responses
    - Electroencephalogram
    - EDA/GSR (Electrodermal
    Activity)
    - Questionnaire

    The human body

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