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Stress variations and auditory omissions: a pilot study

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The use of auditory alerts is widespread in peripheral monitoring activities, where the attentional focus of the operator can be diverted from the monitored system toward a secondary task (Hermann et al., 2011). In such activities, an attentional cross-modal phenomenon can arise, leading to omit critical auditory alerts when the operator presents an over-engagement toward a visual task (Dehais et al., 2019). This pilot study had two objectives: - Explore the occurrence of ID (behaviorally defined as the occurence of omissions) during a secondary task imitating those which could take place in large-public contexts (e.g., autonomous driving), and its neurophysiological correlates. - Study the suitability of subtle biofeedback stress reduction and examine whether it affects the occurrence of ID (Béquet, Hidalgo-Muñoz & Jallais, 2020).
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hal-03677918 , version 1 (25-05-2022)

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Adolphe Bequet, Antonio Hidalgo-Munoz, Christophe Jallais. Stress variations and auditory omissions: a pilot study. Neuroergonomics, Sep 2021, e-conference, France. 3 p. ⟨hal-03677918⟩
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