Sentence examples for perceived workload from inspiring English sources

Much smaller levels of risk were found for perceived workload, gender and foreign birth.

There were no significant differences among monitor positions in terms of perceived workload.

Participants were also interviewed about their own driving-performance and their perceived workload during the previous trial.

The use of icons and earcons appeared to produce no additional perceived workload in comparison no cueing.

Multitasking study reveals that our prototype promotes relatively fast response with low perceived workload comparing to existing eyes-free input.

Subjective results were consistent with the objective findings, with haptic pedal systems creating lower perceived workload than a visual auditory interface.

The report presents the results of the analysis of psychometric properties of the four selected measures and used in a study designed to document the effect of objective workloads in Mexican homemakers over perceived workloads, burnout syndrome, general health, and stress symptoms.

Inefficient doctors may perceive workload to be heavy and also fail to satisfy their patients.

The weak association between GP perceived heavy workload and perceptions of poor service by patients may suggest such workload is bad for both doctors and patients, but we have to remember that these are perceptions of workload.

We hypothesize that the additional competition or the perceived heavier workload may have demotivated these students.

Problems: Limited research is available on the acting (work characteristics) and experienced (perceived stress) workload of nurses.