Objectives To examine whether (1) the use of a checklist-based electronic calculation aid
enhanced medication dose calculation and reduced the negative effects of interruptions on …

Prior research has shown that interruptions lead to a variety of performance costs. However,
these costs are heterogenous and poorly understood. Under some circumstances …

Introduction Interruptions are mostly related to negative outcomes and researchers already
found that the complexity or the length of interruptions modulate their deleterious effect on …

In everyday life, we must deal with recurring interruptions. The goal of this study is to
investigate how detrimental interruptions can be and what factors can modulate their effects …

When people are highly confident in their memory of a particular event, it is likely that the
accuracy of that memory is also high. However, research has shown that the relationship …

Prior research suggests that the quality of a target representation during visual search plays
an important role in modulating the costs of interruption. This research has shown that …

The relationship between confidence and accuracy has been modeled many times. This
paper compares and contrasts three decision-making mathematical models (2DSD …

Current theories and models of confidence need to be improved to provide a simpler and
broader explanation for the relationship between confidence and memory. For example …

Participants were interrupted during a procedural ask. Choice response time and confidence
were measured up to seven trials after the interruption. Empirical data suggests a curvilinear …

Past research has found that interruptions change the relationship between confidence and
accuracy. However, it is unclear how interruptions affect confidence-accuracy calibration. In …