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Fig. 2. —Graph shows mean cumulative number of case decision outcomes as function of time to decision for trainees for final-decision phase. As was seen with mammographers, most true-positive responses ([UNK]) were made within 40 sec, but performance of trainees was approximately half that of mammographers. False-positive responses on cases with abnormal findings () and false-positive responses on cases with normal findings () began to affect performance at 15 sec. At 35 sec, false-positive responses for normal cases plus false-positive responses for abnormal cases started to overtake true-positive responses, and performance continued to deteriorate as decision time increased.

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