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1Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, UCL, London, United Kingdom; Arctic Shores, London, United Kingdom.
Abstract:
Cognitive neuroscience is currently finding itself as a marketing trend in occupational science, particularly in terms of workplace assessment and measurement. However, the field has historically had little to do with occupational applications and has generally remained focused on the clinical and academic relevance of its research. We will explore several frontiers where research methods and theory established in cognitive neuroscience are beginning to produce meaningful applications in the workplace. Given that this application is likely to be unfamiliar with many in brain research, we look to outline concepts that should be perceived as key considerations when applying innovative measures to the workplace. Relating to these key considerations are several challenges that currently stand in the way of cognitive neuroscience progressing beyond a marketing trend into a steadfast perspective in occupational science.
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