The groups did not differ in perceptual judgment performance.
Alternatively, people may process and potentially integrate the two images in parallel, leaving the opportunity for facilitation in judgment performance due to pictorial redundancy speed-ups (Pollatsek, Rayner, & Collins, 1984), which would imply facilitatory parallel or coactive processing.
This study examines the effect of automated decision aids of varying quality in producing environmental estimates, and investigates the effect of meta-information in supporting judgment performance of human operators' with the decision aids and calibrating human trust in such aids.
Conversely, underconfidence occurs when judgment performance exceeds perceived confidence.
Nurses were miscalibrated when matching judgment confidence to judgment performance in a high fidelity simulated environment.
Aside from clinical experience, task difficulty and time constraints, there are significant methodological challenges in seeking to examine the relationship between confidence and judgment performance.
Specifically, we set out to investigate whether time pressure negates nurses' judgment performance and changes the information used in judgements in simulated acute care.
Little is known of the impact of time pressure on nurses' judgement strategies (i.e. the reasoning behind a judgement) and judgment performance (the outcomes that result).
Notably, in both cases no visual print is presented and spelling information does little to benefit rhyming judgment performance because consideration of spelling would just as likely lead to the correct response as to the incorrect response.
Alternatively, investigators have also compared self-reported change in QOL to other external measures of QOL change that are independent of patient self-report – clinician judgment, performance tests, or family caregiver ratings.
