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ejop-12121	Sharpe, Benjamin T.; Smith, Jenny	Influence of Vigilance Performance on Lifeguard Gaze Behaviour	2024	14	.pdf	application/pdf	7941	442	43	In the context of lifeguard vigilance, our study showed that drowning detection rates decreased over time for the experienced and intermediate groups, but not for the novice group. Irrespective, lifeguard organisations may wish to invest further resources in exploring the negative outcomes associated with task duration on lifeguard performance, domain specific training (e.g., virtual reality; see Lim et al., 2023), or methods for mediating the such consequence (e.g., detection systems; see Jalalifar et al., 2024).	cache/ejop-12121.pdf	txt/ejop-12121.txt