APS

31st APS Annual Convention · 2019

Feelings Related to Driving Regular Cars Influence the Perception and Acceptance of Self-Driving Cars

Washington, DC · May 2019

Poster · Cross-Cutting Theme Poster - Artificial Intelligence and Psychological Science

  • Martina Raue
    Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Lisa D'Ambrosio
    Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Chaiwoo Lee
    Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Joseph Coughlin
    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Abstract

Self-driving vehicles will affect the future of transportation, but factors that underlie their perception are yet unclear. Feelings are an important source of information in situations of complexity and uncertainty. In this study (N = 1,484), we found that feelings related to traditional driving affect people’s perceptions of self-driving cars.

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