Attentional costs and failures in air traffic control notifications.

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The Role of Cognitive and Perceptual Loads in Inattentional Deafness.Supporting dynamic change detection: using the right tool for the task.Redundant-target processing is robust against changes to task load.Gaze-Aware Cognitive Assistant for Multiscreen Surveillance

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