Abstract
The study examined the effects of the level of workload and codes of information input and output on the sensitivity of visual tracking task mental workload. The results were as follows: 1. Primary task performance was sensitive to mental workload; 2. The codes of information input and output had influence on the sensitivity of mental workload measure.
| Keywords: | Mental Workload; Measuring Sensitivity; Primary Task; Subsidiary Task Technique |
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