Measuring distraction: The Peripheral Detection Task

Marieke Martens · Wim van Winsum

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Een rijsimulatorexperiment toonde aan dat de Perifere Detectie Taak een gevoelige maat is om pieken in werklast te meten, veroorzaakt door een kritische verkeerssituatie of een boodschap van een bestuurdersondersteuningssysteem.

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