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Assessment of cognitive workload of in-vehicle systems using a visual peripheral and tactile detection task setting
2012
Work : A journal of Prevention, Assesment and rehabilitation
The increase of driver information and infotainment systems includes also interaction technologies like speech interaction that minimize visual-manual demand and put the focus to cognitive demand. The question is whether this could lead to distraction effects and decreased traffic safety. This study presents an evaluation method for cognitive demand based on different detection paradigms in a dual task setting. A listening and a backward counting task are realized on three difficulty levels as
doi:10.3233/wor-2012-0786-4919
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