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Forschungsprojekt ::
Causes and Consequences of Errors in Dual-Tasking II (Part of the programme SPP 1772 „Human performance under multiple cognitive task requirements: From basic mechanisms to optimized task scheduling“)

Projektbeschreibung

Efficient task performance requires an error monitoring system that detects errors and initiates control adjustments in order to prevent further errors. These mechanisms are even more important when multiple subtasks are executed simultaneously or in rapid succession as interference between subtasks makes dual-tasking performance particularly error-prone. The present project investigates how reliable error monitoring under dual-tasking is achieved, and how errors can be prevented by adaptive cognitive control processes. The project focusses on four research questions: First, we investigate how errors on the subtask-level and dual-task-level are simultaneously monitored. Second, we ask how the error monitoring system solves the credit assignment problem that emerges when multiple error signals have to be correctly assigned to their corresponding tasks. Third, we address how dynamic changes of visual attention following errors contribute to adaptive control adjustments and error-induced interference. And finally, we examine how successful dual-tasking performance is achieved by advance preparation. Our methodological approach is to analyze behavioral data and event-related potentials in the Psychological Refractory Period paradigm. Our studies aim to improve our basic understanding of the architecture of error monitoring and the operation of cognitive control under dual-tasking.

Angaben zum Forschungsprojekt

Beginn des Projekts:2018
Ende des Projekts:2021
Projektstatus:abgeschlossen
Projektleitung:Steinhauser, Prof. Dr. Marco
Beteiligte Personen:Löschner, Peter
Steinhauser, Dr. Robert
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Finanzierung des Projekts:Begutachtete Drittmittel
Geldgeber:Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG)
Themengebiete:C Philosophie; Psychologie > CP Allgemeine Psychologie
Projekttyp:Grundlagenforschung
Webseite:https://www.spp1772.uni-freiburg.de/projects/cause...
Link zu Gepris:https://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/274923622
Fördernummer:274923622
Projekt-ID:2577
Eingestellt am: 15. Feb 2019 12:52
Letzte Änderung: 20. Jul 2023 03:35
URL zu dieser Anzeige: https://fordoc.ku.de/id/eprint/2577/
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