Concurrent verbalisation during drivers' visual search and hazard perception.

Author(s)
Crundall, D. & Underwood, G.
Year
Abstract

The experiment described in this chapter aims to investigate whether concurrent verbalisation affects what it purports to measure: the search strategy or fixation patterns of drivers; and whether any effects are passed on to higher order skills such as hazard perception. It also examines the utility of verbalisation in regard to its relationship with what subjects actually look at in the driving scene.

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C 11286 (In: C 11271) /83 / IRRD 899022
Source

In: Traffic and transport psychology : theory and application : proceedings of the international conference on traffic and transport psychology, Valencia, Spain, May, 22-25, 1996, p. 121-135, 39 ref.

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