Fiscal Year	2016
Division	Graduate School of Operational & Information Sciences
Department	Operations Research
Investigator(s)	Shattuck, Nita L.
Sponsor	Naval Medical Research Center (Navy)
Summary	This project will assess the accuracy of the 3-minute wrist-worn Psychomotor Vigilance Task (PVT) device. The study will focus on validating the device by comparing it with the standard computer-based PVT test. In addition, we will assess potentially confounding issues with the wrist-worn device, specifically, the effect of the backlight feature on performance, and any learning effect associated with repeated administration of the test. Validation of the 3-minute wrist-worn PVT device could result in widespread research use in field studies and potentially greater use across the DoD.
Keywords	Actigraphy Fatigue PVT Sleep Deprivation operational performance psychomotor vigilance
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