… active attention to the target stimuli, or ‘mindfulness’, not mindlessness. Accordingly, we tested
… mindlessness model by looking at the effects of signal regularity on the modified vigilance …

… theory perspective in regards to the vigilance decrement and are in contradiction to the
mindlessness theory in regards to the vigilance … the influence of signal regularity on observers’ …

… Clearly, the results of this study do not support the mindlessness model of vigilance proposed
by Robertson and his colleagues (Manly et al., 1999; Robertson et al., 1997). Consistent …

… This ‘mindlessness’ theory of vigilance has inspired studies of … the extent to which vigilance
is truly ‘mindless’ is questionable. … mindlessness model of vigilance through signal regularity . …

… models to account for failure of signal detection in vigilance tasks. One of these is the resource
model, in which the need to make continuous signal/… , leading to missed signals (Davies & …

… Challenges to the mindlessness model of vigilance through signal regularity.
Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting , 47, 1673–1677. …

… of vigilance performance and the vigilance decrement include: cognitive resource theory,
mindlessness theory and mind-wandering theory. … training for vigilance, signal detection theory, …

… vigilance decrement in real world applications is very severe. If the designer of a system
subscribes to the boredommindlessness theory of the cause of the vigilance … of the signal image. …

… or mindlessness theory proposes that the vigilance decrement is due to a lack of exogenously
supported attention during vigilance tasks (… In vigilance tasks, infrequent critical signals are …

… trapped in mentalist concepts (boredom, mindlessness, etc.), but … Third, vigilance operators
can be trained to detect signals. … meets the vigilance decrement and where a resource theory …