Performance Decline Over Time
Performance Decline Over Time is a construct in the study of sustained attention that refers to the gradual reduction in task accuracy or efficiency observed as a function of prolonged engagement with a cognitive demand, distinguishing it from transient performance fluctuations by its systematic and time-dependent nature.
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