ПСИХОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ УСТОЙЧИВОСТИ ВНИМАНИЯ
Abstract
This article is devoted to the psychological researches of vigilance in the Western psychological science. An
analysis of these researches is based on the J.C. Ballard’s (1996) classification of vigilance.
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863.
2. Johnson E. M., Carr M., Payne JR. Vigilance: effects of frequency of knowledge of results // Journal of Applied Psychology. – 1964. - vol. 50. - №1. – Р. 33-34.
3. Oken B.S., Salinsky M.C., Elsas S.M. Vigilance, alertness, or sustained attention: physiological
basis and measurement // Clinical Neurophysiology, 117. - 2006. – №3. – Р. 1885–1901.
4. Chen W. J., Faraone S.V. Sustained attention deficits as markers of genetic susceptibility to
schizophrenia. //American Journal of Medical Genetics. - 2000. - №97. – Р. 52–57.
5. Baker R.A., Ware J.R., Sipowicz R.R. Vigilance: a comparison in auditory, visual, and combined
audio-visual tasks. //Canadian Journal of Psychology. - 1962. – №16. – Р. 12-198.
6. Nelson J.B., Barany J.W. A dynamic visual recognition test for paced inspection tasks. - //Transactions of Industrial Engineering. - 1969. №1. – Р. 327-332.
7. Waag W.L., Tyler D.M. Halcomb C.R. Experimenter effects in monitoring performance. - Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society. - 1973. - №1. – Р. 381-388.
8. Taub H.A., Osborne H. Effects of signal and stimulus rates on vigilance performance. //Journal of Applied Psychology. - 1968. - №52. - 238 р.
9. Bakan P., Manley R. Effect of visual deprivatioрn on auditory vigilance. //British Journal of Psychology. - 1963. - №54. – 319 р.
10. Tolin P., Fisher P.G. Sex differences and effects of irrelevant auditory stimulation on performance of a visual vigilance task. //Perceptual and Motor Control. 1974. - №39. – 1262 р.
11. Moore S.F., Gross S.J. Influence of critical signal regularity, stimulus event matrix, and cognitive style on vigilance performance. // Journal of Experimental Psychology. - 1973. - №99. – 439 р.
12. Sanders M.G., Halcomb C.G., Fray J. M., Owens J. M. Internal–external locus of control and performance on a vigilance task. // Perceptual and Motor Skills. - 1976. - №42. - Р. 939–943.
13. Perry A.R., Laurie C.A. Sustained attention and the Type A behaviour pattern: The effect of daydreaming on performance. // The Journal of General Psychology. - 1992. - №119. -Р. 217–228.
14. Harkins S., Green R.G. Discriminability and criterion differences between extraverts and introverts during vigilance. // Journal of Research in Personality. - 1975. - №9. - Р.335–340.
15. Bakan P. Extraversion–introversion and improvement in an auditory vigilance task. // British Journal of Psychology. - 1959. - №50. – Р. 325–332.
16. Davies D.R., Hockey, GR. J. The effects of noise and doubling the signal frequency on individual differences in visual vigilance performance. // British Journal of Psychology. - 1966. - №57. – Р.
381–389.
17. Koelega H.S. Extraversion and vigilance performance: 30 years of inconsistencies. //Psychological Bulletin. - 1992. - №112. – Р. 239-258.
18. Rose C.L., Murphy L.B., Byard L., Nikzad K. Vigilance Performance and Workload. // European Journal of Personality. – 2002. №16. – Р. 185–200.
19. Matthews G., Davies D. R., Lees J.L. Arousal, Extraversion, and Individual Differences in Resource Availability. // Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. – 1990. - Vol. 59. - №1. – Р. 150-
168.
20. Matthews G., Davies D. R., Holley P. J.. Extraversion, arousal and visual sustained Attention:the role of resource availability. // Person. Individ. Diff. – 1990. - Vol. II. - №2, Р. 115-1173.
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