Task 8-Levels of automation, human-machine interaction, human error, neuroergonomics

Question 1

Neuroergonomics (Error)

Answer 1

Understanding of human errors and how it relates to brain structures (see the manual for basic terminology).

Question 2

Automatation

Answer 2

things that could previously only done by humans are now fully and independently accomplished by robots.

Question 3

ERN

Answer 3

EVENT RELATED NEGATIVITY - a potential in the brain that serves error correction and indicates that teh brain has a specialised error monitoring system

Question 4

levels of automation

Answer 4

10 ( full)- 1 (assistance) , autumation varies across different process and different stage sin process

Question 5

neuroergonomics

Answer 5

application of neuroscience to ergonomics , address biological substrates of ergonomic concerns , understanding human error and relating it to the brain

Question 6

post error slowing

Answer 6

after error , agent sacrifices speed for accuracy

Question 7

lapses

Answer 7

type of human error , more complex than slips , during response selection , incorrect assessment of stimulus , failure to select good. plan

Question 8

slips

Answer 8

during response execution , often with highly automated actions , due to loss of intention / distraction