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Neurophysiological Mechanisms Associated with Vigilance Decrement and Mind-Wandering: A Within-Participant Study Comparing Single-Site and Dual-Site HD-tDCS
Date created: 2024-04-05 05:42 PM | Last Updated: 2024-07-19 02:44 PM
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Vigilance is the ability to consistently perform a task over an extended period. During prolonged tasks, vigilance tends to decline gradually, a phenomenon known as the "vigilance decrement" (Hancock, 2017). The vigilance decrement can lead to various consequences, ranging from minor issues, such as missing parts of a lecture, to severe consequences, such as traffic accidents. Several e…
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