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SAM Complex Coordinator and Multidimensional Pursuit Test: annotated bibliographies.

R A Benel
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A brief description of the SAM Complex Coordinator (Mashburn Apparatus) and the SAM Multidimensional Pursuit Test (MDP or MPT) and annotated bibliographies including 144 and 51 citations respectively are presented. All references are annotated as to subject matter within six categories; Factor Analytic-Task Taxonomy, Aircrew Selection-Classification, Learning Phenomena, Stress Effects, History and Development, General Reviews.

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Aerospace MedicineAviationBibliographies as TopicFactor Analysis, StatisticalTask Performance and AnalysisVisual PerceptionWorkforceBibliographyJournal ArticleResearch Support, U.S. Gov't, Non-P.H.S.

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R A Benel. 1976. SAM Complex Coordinator and Multidimensional Pursuit Test: annotated bibliographies.. https://doi.org/10.2466/pms.1976.42.1.327

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