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IMPROVEMENT OF THE METHODOLOGY ON DEFINING OPERATOR`S PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS

4(16) '2008

https://doi.org/10.33573/ujoh2008.04.049

Kalnish V.V.1, Shvets A.V.2

IMPROVEMENT OF THE METHODOLOGY ON DEFINING OPERATOR`S PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS

1SI «Institute for Occupational Health of AMS of Ukraine», Kyiv

2Research Institute of Military Medicine of Armed Forces of Ukraine, Irpin

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The necessary number of requirements to the procedure on conducting operators’ psychophysiological testing in conditions, approached to limit levels of the information loading, has been determined. A methodology for improvements of the defini­tion of operators’ psychophysiological characteristics on the basis of the determination of the quality of the information pro­cessing at different levels of their temporal and substantial complexity has been proposed.

Key words: movable object reaction, quality of the dynamic remembering, concentration of the attention, short-term memory, occupational selection

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