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When we utilize physiological measures, we have to keep in mind
that psychological measures are always susceptible to influence of
mental workload which undermines its effectiveness when used as a
point of reference. We need to consider that not all conditions and
not an environment would have some considerations and constraints
and therefore, some measures might not be useful for some
particular environment. We should also consider the fact that no
one measure has the necessary scale or framework to measure all
requirements, leaving room for improvement and therefore, making
the implementation less than ideal. A system of measurement needs
to be robust and universal for it to be used with the most
effectiveness and therefore, physicilogcial measures should not be
used.
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P15.29 Why might you choose not to use physiological measures of workload?
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