Summary
This laboratory study investigates how different lighting conditions affect the attention of full-time daytime workers, with implications for optimizing office lighting design to support cognitive performance. However, the provided abstract does not match the paper title, appearing to describe an unrelated NIMH psychiatric program, making it impossible to extract meaningful findings from this record.
Categories
Workplace Performance: Study examines effects of light conditions on attention in full-time daytime workers in a laboratory setting.
Author(s)
H Rolf, L Udovicic, S Völker
Publication Year
2023
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