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William S Helton

Professor

George Mason University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Psychology

William S Helton is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at George Mason University.

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psychology cognitive science behavioral sciences neuroscience human performance cognitive neuroscience experimental psychology occupational ergonomics neuropsychology attention sustained attention cognitive ergonomics human behavior industrial ergonomics behavioral neuroscience cognitive psychology response task animal behavior brain science applied cognitive psychology human factors task performance animal cognition applied psychology resilience psychological science vigilance decrement human-computer interaction human cognition skilled performance head-mounted display dual-task interference vigilance performance neural science spatial cognition working dogs cognitive load avian biology warning system animal performance response inhibition abbreviated vigilance task emotional stimuli psychological assessment affective neuroscience animal science neurolinguistics exercise science workload management behavior analysis breeding behavior canine ergonomics friendly fire global target features tympanic membrane temperature visual search cognitive performance behavioral research reading research veterinary science mobility working memory human physiology work adjustment vision research brain function train control brain organization emotion regulation haptic feedback bioacoustics task analysis signal salience cognitive engineering psychodynamic environmental psychology cognition cognitive development cognitive system engineering developmental psychology

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Effects of Depth, Distractor Transparency, Chromaticity, and Object Type in Feature Search of Transparent Real-World Objects. Research Square (Research Square) (2024)

Rachel T. T. NguyenMatthew S. PetersonWilliam S. Helton

computer scienceobject typetransparent real-world objectsmachine learningcomputer visionfeature searchdistractor transparency

Perceptual Decoupling in the Sustained Attention to Response Task is Unlikely. Experimental Brain Research (2024)

Aman BediPaul N. RussellWilliam S. Helton

sustained attentionperceptual decouplingneuroscienceattentionresponse taskexperimental psychology

Perceptual Decoupling or Trigger Happiness: The Effect of Response Delays and Shorter Presentation Times on a Go-No-Go Task With a High Go Prevalence. Experimental Brain Research (2024)

Aman BediPaul N RussellWilliam S Helton

applied cognitive psychologyperceptual decouplingneurosciencecognitive sciencepsychologypositive psychologyresponse delaysgo-no-go taskhappinessshorter presentation timescognitive neuroscienceneuropsychologybehavioral neuroscienceexperimental psychology

Research Methods. CRC Press eBooks (2024)

Nancy J. StoneAlex ChaparroJoseph R. KeeblerBarbara S. ChaparroDaniel S. McConnell

applied linguisticsneurolinguisticserp techniqueapplied cognitive psychologysemantic processingcognitioncognitive sciencespeech perceptionpsycholinguisticslanguagelanguage comprehensionlanguage processing in the brainspeech communicationresearch methodsevent-related potentialscognitive neuroscience

Self-Control Enhances Vigilance Performance in Temporally Irregular Tasks: An Fnirs Frontoparietal Investigation. Frontiers in Neuroergonomics (2024)

Salim Adam MoulouaWilliam S HeltonGerald MatthewsTyler H Shaw

irregular tasksneurosciencecognitive sciencecognitive ergonomicsbehavioral sciencesfnirs frontoparietal investigationcognitive neurosciencebehavioral neuroscienceattention

Swimming With a Head-Mounted Display: Dual-Task Costs. Ergonomics (2024)

Kenneth M. JacksonSean C. ThayerKassidy L. SimpsonTyler H. ShawPatrick E. McKnightWilliam S. Helton

assistive technologyhead-mounted displayuser interfacessystems engineeringrehabilitationdual-task costsoccupational ergonomicsindustrial ergonomics

The Effect of Delta-9 Tetrahydrocannabinol and Methamphetamine on Sustained Attention in the Jumping Spider (Trite Planiceps).. Journal of comparative psychology (2024)

Bonnie HumphreyMichelle GlassJonathan HillAmy J OsborneDaniel B StoufferAlexandra NobleWilliam S HeltonShuli ChenXimena J Nelson

trite planicepssustained attentionjumping spiderbehavioral sciences

The Effect of Interstimulus Interval on Sustained Attention. Behavioural Processes (2024)

Bonnie HumphreyDaniel B StoufferAverill Moser-RustWilliam S HeltonRandolph C GraceXimena J Nelson

sustained attentioninterstimulus intervalpsychologybehavioural processbehavioral sciencesattention

Dual-Task Effects Between Tone Counting and Mathematical Calculations. Applied Ergonomics (2023)

Megan J. BlakelySamantha L. SmithPaul N. RussellWilliam S. Helton

tone countingmathematical calculationsdual-task effectscognitive ergonomicsoccupational ergonomicshuman performanceapplied mathematicsapplied psychologyindustrial ergonomics

Dual-Task Interference While Receiving Information on a Head Mounted Display, Visually on the Same Depth Plane, or Audibly. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting (2023)

Matt D. WardSamantha L. SmithWilliam S. Helton

dual-task interferencehead-mounted displaycognitive sciencecognitive ergonomicshuman performanceoccupational ergonomics

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William S Helton

Professor

George Mason University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Psychology

William S Helton is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at George Mason University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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William S Helton

George Mason University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Effects of Depth, Distractor Transparency, Chromaticity, and Object Type in Feature Search of Transparent Real-World Objects. Research Square (Research Square) (2024)

Rachel T. T. NguyenMatthew S. PetersonWilliam S. Helton

computer scienceobject typetransparent real-world objectsmachine learningcomputer visionfeature searchdistractor transparency

Perceptual Decoupling in the Sustained Attention to Response Task is Unlikely. Experimental Brain Research (2024)

Aman BediPaul N. RussellWilliam S. Helton

sustained attentionperceptual decouplingneuroscienceattentionresponse taskexperimental psychology

Perceptual Decoupling or Trigger Happiness: The Effect of Response Delays and Shorter Presentation Times on a Go-No-Go Task With a High Go Prevalence. Experimental Brain Research (2024)

Aman BediPaul N RussellWilliam S Helton

Research Methods. CRC Press eBooks (2024)

Nancy J. StoneAlex ChaparroJoseph R. KeeblerBarbara S. ChaparroDaniel S. McConnell

Self-Control Enhances Vigilance Performance in Temporally Irregular Tasks: An Fnirs Frontoparietal Investigation. Frontiers in Neuroergonomics (2024)

Salim Adam MoulouaWilliam S HeltonGerald MatthewsTyler H Shaw

irregular tasksneurosciencecognitive sciencecognitive ergonomicsbehavioral sciencesfnirs frontoparietal investigationcognitive neurosciencebehavioral neuroscienceattention

Swimming With a Head-Mounted Display: Dual-Task Costs. Ergonomics (2024)

Kenneth M. JacksonSean C. ThayerKassidy L. SimpsonTyler H. ShawPatrick E. McKnightWilliam S. Helton

assistive technologyhead-mounted displayuser interfacessystems engineeringrehabilitationdual-task costsoccupational ergonomicsindustrial ergonomics

The Effect of Delta-9 Tetrahydrocannabinol and Methamphetamine on Sustained Attention in the Jumping Spider (Trite Planiceps).. Journal of comparative psychology (2024)

Bonnie HumphreyMichelle GlassJonathan HillAmy J OsborneDaniel B StoufferAlexandra NobleWilliam S HeltonShuli ChenXimena J Nelson

trite planicepssustained attentionjumping spiderbehavioral sciences

The Effect of Interstimulus Interval on Sustained Attention. Behavioural Processes (2024)

Bonnie HumphreyDaniel B StoufferAverill Moser-RustWilliam S HeltonRandolph C GraceXimena J Nelson

sustained attentioninterstimulus intervalpsychologybehavioural processbehavioral sciencesattention

Dual-Task Effects Between Tone Counting and Mathematical Calculations. Applied Ergonomics (2023)

Megan J. BlakelySamantha L. SmithPaul N. RussellWilliam S. Helton

tone countingmathematical calculationsdual-task effectscognitive ergonomicsoccupational ergonomicshuman performanceapplied mathematicsapplied psychologyindustrial ergonomics

Matt D. WardSamantha L. SmithWilliam S. Helton

dual-task interferencehead-mounted displaycognitive sciencecognitive ergonomicshuman performanceoccupational ergonomics

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