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Attention and stress, read from the body
Attention and stress show up in the same tasks. A hard task usually asks for both, so neither one has a clean label. Most studies get around this by measuring a few signals and one state at a time, in a lab, with one kind of task. I couldn't find anyone who had checked whether a wearable could tell the two states apart.
Bachelor's thesis, Technical University of Denmark
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- Attention and stress, read from the bodyBachelor's thesis, Technical University of Denmark
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