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Method: A discrete choice experiment was used to determine the relative influence of modifiable program features on parents' intent to enrol. Consumer preference methods such as discrete choice experiments may be valuable in this endeavour.

Internet- and mobile-based interventions hold potential for overcoming barriers to enrolment, but additional research is needed to understand how programs can appropriately meet the needs of parents across SEPs. Low engagement disproportionately impacts parents of lower-socioeconomic positions (SEPs). DOIĪmi Eidels, Rohan Walker, Eugene Nalivaikoīackground: The positive impact of parenting programs for youth mental health is undermined by difficulties engaging parents.

Our study provides compelling evidence in the viability of developing intelligent closed-loop mental workload adaptive systems that ensure efficiency and safety in complex work environments. These findings have applicability to the design of future mental workload adaptive systems that integrate neurometrics in deciding not just 'when' but also 'what' to adapt. Furthermore, the markedly distinct neurometrics of workload variations in the tracking and collision prediction tasks indicate that neurometrics can provide insights on the type of mental workload. The results also demonstrate that the brain dynamics during each of these tasks can be estimated from the corresponding eye activity, HRV and performance data. Multiple regression results also show that operators' performance in both tasks can be predicted using the corresponding EEG, eye activity and HRV data. Our findings indicate that variations in task load in both these tasks are sensitively reflected in EEG, eye activity and HRV data. Electroencephalogram (EEG), eye activity, and heart rate variability (HRV) data were recorded from 24 participants performing tracking and collision prediction tasks with three levels of difficulty. The physiological response to the workload variations in these tasks was elucidated to untangle the impact of workload variations experienced by operators. Air traffic control operators routinely work in such complex environments, and we designed tracking and collision prediction tasks to emulate their elementary tasks. Modern work environments have extensive interactions with technology and greater cognitive complexity of the tasks, which results in human operators experiencing increased mental workload. Organisation: Albert Ludwigs University, Freiburg International Workshop on Diffusion Models Society for Mathematical Psychology (United States)Īmerican Psychological Assocation (Division of Experimental Psychology) (United States)

#BROWN MUSIC MATH PROFESSOR PROFESSIONAL#

Professional Experience UON Appointment Titleįellow - Society for Mathematical Psychology Psychological methodology, design and analysis