NASA NTRS ยท 19920014385
Mental workload and performance experiment (15-IML-1)
Abstract
Whether on Earth or in space, people tend to work more productively in settings designed for efficiency and comfort. Because comfortable and stress-free working environments enhance performance and contribute to congenial relationships among co-workers, the living and working arrangements for spacecraft to be used for missions lasting months or years assume particular importance. The Mental Workload and Performance Experiment (MWPE), in part, examines the appropriate design of workstations for performance of various tasks in microgravity, by providing a variable-configuration workstation that may be adjusted by the astronauts.
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Alexander, Harold L.. 1992-02-01. Mental workload and performance experiment (15-IML-1). https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920014385
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