An additional 20 nontranslation filler pairs were added to the S rating task to encourage use of the full scale for similarity ratings.
Conversely, these ratings also control for any possible trade-off effect resulting from the rating task.
This paper investigated the complexity of a team of simulation astronauts conducting a Rock Mass Rating task during Analogue Mars missions.
During the experiment, three-person teams completed a Rock Mass Rating task during a three hour Extra Vehicular Activity on day six of their two-week simulation mission.
However, it was also concluded that Rock Mass Rating task orientation and training will be required to ensure that accurate results are obtained.
In order to simplify the rating task, the designs hold one or more attributes at a constant level in each profile set.
Afterwards, experts have to solve the tasks to perform the rating task.
This rating task was followed by a series of graded questions to assess detection of the mask.
To investigate this, a test was set up where the rating task was designed to be as easy as possible.
Test 2 simplified the rating task with the aim to see if it is at all possible to rate sleepiness based on video recordings.
In Test 2, the video quality was better, the raters were more experienced, there was no confounding with lighting conditions, and the rating task was easier.
