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    • Situation awareness (SA) is crucial for task performance, involving perception, comprehension, and projection.
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    • Introduce and define situation awareness recovery (SAR).
    • Identify perceptual and cognitive mechanisms underlying SAR.

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    • Investigated SAR by introducing task interruptions to degrade SA.
    • Employed video-based and active task scenarios with interruption protocols.
    • Assessed SA using questionnaires and behavioral measures.

    Main Results:

    • Identified key SAR processes: shorter fixation durations, increased object scanning, and longer resumption lags.
    • Observed a greater likelihood of refixating on previously viewed objects during recovery.

    Conclusions:

    • Interpreted SAR within the memory-for-goals framework.
    • Proposed that increased scanning compensates for memory decay during SAR.
    • Suggested previously viewed cues prime memory reactivation for goals and plans.