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Even with automated searching, students report low satisfaction with search speed.
No combined impact was detected on frequency of searching or satisfaction with searching.
The specific behaviors that researchers concentrated upon most often were the end-users' searching techniques, relevance judgments about information they found, satisfaction with search results, and prior knowledge brought to bear on online searching assignments.
Adapted from Croskerry [23] unless cited otherwise Satisfaction of search Perhaps the most significant cause of diagnostic error, once a diagnostic finding is met with, the search stops, with the potential of missing a second finding which might be even more significant than the first.
One is called "satisfaction of search," when attention is riveted to an obvious problem and a more-subtle spot is overlooked.
This may be an example of a reverse satisfaction of search effect (Berbaum et al., 1990; Berbaum et al., 2015).
Second, by definition, the error in satisfaction of search is the missing of a second target in an image.
The phenomenon of satisfaction of search involves missing targets that the observer is, in fact, looking for.
Nevertheless, like inattentional blindness, satisfaction of search is not quite the right model system for incidental findings.
