Differentiating Active and Passive Fatigue with the Use Electroencephalography from indices simulator Watch Video
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Description: Active fatigue results when operators must make constant perceptual-motor adjustments during high task demands. In contrast, passive fatigue results from operators executing little or no perceptual-motor adjustments during low task demands, similar to when automation is employed. The purpose of this study was to use electroencephalographic (EEG) indices of workload, engagement, and a candidate marker of strain under fatigue in conjunction with performance and subjective measures to differentiate