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Cognitive, Motivational, and Contextual Factors Implicated in the Dynamics of Time-on-Task Effects and Attentional Fluctuations During Sustained Attention
The ability to sustain attention during prolonged tasks is a vital part of our attentional system and is necessary for everyday activities ranging from driving to maintaining focus during a boring meeting. However, even if we perform well in general, performance tends to decline with time-on-task i
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