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Concurrence of Electroencephalographic and Performance Changes During a Simulated Radar Watch and Some Implications for the Arousal Theory of Vigilance

James F. O’Hanlon, J. Thomas Beatty

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Key concepts: Vigilance (psychology), Arousal, Electroencephalography, Psychology, Audiology, Radar, Cognitive psychology, Social psychology

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