Interruptions can Change the Perceived Relationship between Accuracy and Confidence

Interruptions can Change the Perceived Relationship between Accuracy and Confidence

Interruptions are disruptive in that they can decrease accuracy and the time taken to complete a task. In fields such as aviation and medicine, interruptions can not only reduce performance but lead to egregious outcomes. In such situations, confidence in whether a procedure has been completed may b...

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