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System response time and readiness for task execution : the optimum duration of inter-task delays

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<abstract>In the computer workplace, system response time (SRT) is defined as the time elapsed from entering a command until its completion. Regarding the user's task as processing a series of stimuli, SRTs are labelled as intra-task SRTs if there are dependencies between the user's responses to different stimuli</abstract>
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