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Warmer Environments Increase Implicit Mental Workload Even If Learning Efficiency Is Enhanced
Den Heijer et al.
This study investigated how different thermal environments (18, 22, 25, and 29°C) affect cognitive performance, mental workload, and physiological stress over time. While results showed that reading efficiency and task speed improved in warmer conditions, physiological markers...
Energy PolicyEnvironmental PsychologyPhysiological StressMental WorkloadEEGWorking MemoryThermal ComfortCognitive Performance
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