Rough Auditory Alarms Mitigate Inattentional Deafness During Piloting-Like Task.

Florine Riedinger^1,2, Clara Suied³, Ronan Keane¹, Jean-François Sciabica², Frédéric Dehais¹

¹Fédération ENAC ISAE-SUPAERO ONERA, Université de Toulouse, France.

²AIRBUS, France.

³Institut de Recherche Biomédicale des Armées, France.

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Abstract

ObjectiveTo assess the efficiency of rough auditory alarms in capturing attention during a piloting-like task under high mental workload that may induce inattentional deafness.BackgroundUnder high mental workload and stress, pilots may experience inattentional deafness, leading them to miss critical auditory warnings. This results from early inhibition of the primary auditory cortex by prefrontal…

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