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Prediction of Pilot Performance During Startle Events Based on Neuropsychophysiological Features of Stress Resilience and Cognitive Task Scores
Source authors: Mate Gambiraža; Siniša Popović; Matej Kurtak; Tanja Jovanovic; Seth Norrholm; Krešimir Ćosić
Originally published in IEEE Access · 2025
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Prediction of Pilot Performance During Startle Events Based on Neuropsychophysiological Features of Stress Resilience and Cognitive Task Scores
Mate Gambiraža; Siniša Popović; Matej Kurtak; Tanja Jovanovic; Seth Norrholm; Krešimir Ćosić
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A3 Safety, uncertainty and startle
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Examines physiological and cognitive predictors of performance during startle events. Useful for discussing individualized preparation and measurement uncertainty.
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Prediction does not establish causation or justify using the model for personnel selection.
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Mate Gambiraža; Siniša Popović; Matej Kurtak; Tanja Jovanovic; Seth Norrholm; Krešimir Ćosić (2025). Prediction of Pilot Performance During Startle Events Based on Neuropsychophysiological Features of Stress Resilience and Cognitive Task Scores. IEEE Access, 13, 137525-137539. https://doi.org/10.1109/access.2025.3594493
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