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Direct linkHerzog, Thomas R.; Hayes, Lauren J.; Applin, Rebecca C.; Weatherly, Anna M. – Environment and Behavior, 2011
A straightforward prediction from attention restoration theory is that the level of incompatibility in a person's life should be positively correlated with that person's level of mental (or directed attention) fatigue. The authors tested this prediction by developing a new self-report measure of incompatibility in which they attempted to isolate…
Descriptors: Fatigue (Biology), Prediction, Factor Analysis, Attention
