Modality, difficulty, and "coupling" in vigilance behavior.
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Attention↗
Biomedical subjects
M Loeb
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Influence of display, task, and organismic variables on indices of monitoring behavior.
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Arousal↗
Examination of some factors influencing performance on an auditory monitoring task with one signal per session.
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Auditory Perception↗
Recovery from temporary threshold shifts as a function of test and exposure frequencies.
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Analysis of Variance↗
Impulse duration and temporary threshold shift.
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Audiometry↗
Gallbladder function in the dog following subtotal gastric resection or vagotomy and pyloroplasty.
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Animals↗
Management of simultaneous bilateral neck dissection.
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Anti-Inflammatory Agents↗
Relation of induced tinnitus to physical characteristics of the inducing stimuli.
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Auditory Threshold↗
Correlation of performance in detecting visual and auditory signals.
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Attention↗
Changes within and over repeated sessions in criterion and effective sensitivity in an auditory vigilance task.
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Attention↗
The effect of moderate doses of curare on certain auditory functions.
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Hearing Tests↗
The influence of D-amphetamine, benactyzine, and chlorpromazine on performance in an auditory vigilance task. Rep No. 637.
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Adolescent↗
Relationships for temporary threshold shifts produced by three different sources. Rep No. 633.
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Adult↗
Experimental renal hypertension.
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Angiography↗
Effects of high intensity impulse noise and rapid changes in pressure upon stapedectomized monkeys.
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Alloys↗
Effects of intense continuous- and impact-type noise on pupil size and visual acuity.
The data obtained from these studies suggest that continuous noise at high levels will produce an increase in arousal, as indicated by pupil size, and that there is a tendency toward adaptation. At lower noise levels the effect is, at most, transitory. This papillary change does not appear to mediate a change in visual acuity. Impact noise such as that used here does not appear to produce reproducible changes in pupil size or visual acuity. For the noise conditions used here, concern for nonauditory sensory effects seems to be unwarranted.
Acoustic Stimulation↗