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SUMMARY:84. The Impact of Eccentricity Within Visual Vigilance Displays
DESCRIPTION:Poster\n\nChidera Azubike (Texas Tech University), Emily Maw (
 Georgia Tech Research Institute), and Eric Greenlee (Texas Tech University
 )\n\nThe Functional Field of View (FFOV) plays a crucial role in processin
 g task-relevant visual information, especially in activities like driving 
 and operational domains such as aviation and surveillance. Many tasks requ
 iring a wide FFOV also demand sustained attention over prolonged periods. 
 However, performance in vigilance tasks often declines over time (i.e. vig
 ilance decrement). Understanding the interaction between FFOV and vigilanc
 e is vital to optimize performance and reduce risks in such settings. Prev
 ious studies suggested that attentional availability limits FFOV, as such 
 introducing attention-demanding tasks like vigilance were expected to decr
 ease FFOV over time.  Results revealed that response times for the most ce
 ntrally located stimuli, while faster than more peripheral regions, select
 ively worsened over time. These results may suggest a strategic trade-off 
 in attention allocation; in order to compensate for reduced availability o
 f attentional resources, relatively difficult, peripheral locations may ha
 ve been prioritized.\n\nTrack: Aerospace Systems, Cognitive Engineering & 
 Decision Making, Computer Systems, Forensics Professional, Health Care, Hu
 man Performance Modeling, Individual Differences in Performance, Perceptio
 n and Performance, Product Design, Safety, Training, Usability and System 
 Evaluation, Extended Reality
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