APS
30th APS Annual Convention · 2018
Flanker-like Effects in the Wild: Stimulus-Elicited Involuntary Imagery in Semi-Automated Driving
- Anthony Velasquez
San Francisco State University - Adam Gazzaley
University of California, San Francisco - Adam Gazzaley
University of California, San Francisco - Heishiro Toyoda
Toyota Collaborative Safety Research Center - Ezequiel Morsella
San Francisco State University - Ezequiel Morsella
University of California, San Francisco
Abstract
Can the stimulus-elicited involuntary imagery that arises in laboratory paradigms arise in the context of semi-automated driving? Such effects, which are important for driver safety, arose in response to to-be-ignored stimuli embedded in actual, ecologically valid video footage of the kinds of events that one would observe in semi-automated driving.
Cognitive Processes
