Eye movements and hazard perception ability

Last updated on 01 September 2014 3:06
The authors suggest that a measure of hazard perception that can distinguish between drivers of different ability is desirable. Previous studies that also used measurement of eye movements show that hazards result in greater cognitive effort being employed, compared to when no hazard is being displayed. This suggests that hazards...
Author(s): Underwood Geoffrey;Chapman Peter
1998
United Kingdom
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