Evaluation of the effect of feedforward training displays of search strategy on visual search performance [An article from: International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics]

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This study evaluated the effects of three feedforward training displays on novice visual search performance. Each display depicted the visual search strategy of an expert inspector. A static display, a dynamic display, and a hybrid display were used to instruct novices on visual search strategy. The hybrid display combined features of the static and dynamic displays. The ensuing search performance of the novice participants was compared to a control group receiving no feedforward information. Analyses of variance revealed a significant treatment effect (F (3,21)=4.64, p