Topic: dual_task_performance
42 paper(s)
- A Simulator Dataset to Support the Study of Impaired Driving · 2025 · John Gideon et al. · archived
- The Mind-Wandering Phenomenon While Driving: A Systematic Review · 2025 · Voinea,Gheorghe-Daniel et al. · indexed
- Reliable but multi-dimensional cognitive demand in operating partially automated vehicles · 2024 · Lohani, M et al. · archived
- This is your brain on autopilot 2.0: The influence of practice on driver workload and engagement during on-road, partially automated driving · 2024 · McDonnell, AS et al. · archived
- Using the ISO detection response task to measure the cognitive load of driving four separate vehicles on two distinct highways · 2024 · Biondi, FN et al. · archived
- Dynamic workload measurement and modeling: Driving and conversing · 2023 · Castro, SC et al. · archived
- A multi-method approach to understanding drivers' experiences and behavior under partial vehicle automation · 2023 · Strayer, DL et al. · archived
- Improving upper-limb prosthesis usability: Cognitive workload measures quantify task difficulty · 2022 · Paskett, MD et al. · archived
- The influence of trust on driver cognitive states during automated driving · 2022 · McDonnell, A et al. · indexed
- The persistence of distraction: The hidden costs of intermittent multitasking · 2022 · Strayer, DL et al. · archived
- No difference in arousal or cognitive demands between manual and partially automated driving: A multi-method on-road study · 2021 · Lohani, M et al. · archived
- Preface to the special section on measuring cognitive workload in human factors · 2021 · Biondi, FN et al. · indexed
- Real-time prediction of short-timescale fluctuations in cognitive workload · 2021 · Boehm, U et al. · archived
- Age-related differences in the cognitive, visual, and temporal demands of in-vehicle information systems · 2020 · Cooper, JM et al. · archived
- Driver arousal and workload under partial vehicle automation: A pilot study · 2020 · Lohani, M et al. · archived
- Driver's arousal and workload under partial vehicle automation · 2020 · Strayer, DL et al. · archived
- Cognitive Workload Modeling of Task Priority in Detection and Choice Tasks · 2019 · Castro, Spencer C. · archived
- Assessing the visual and cognitive demands of in-vehicle information systems · 2019 · Strayer, DL et al. · archived
- Examining the effect of infotainment auditory-vocal systems' design components on workload and usability · 2019 · Biondi, FN et al. · archived
- Visual and cognitive demands of CarPlay, Android Auto, and five native infotainment systems · 2019 · Strayer, DL et al. · archived
- The challenge of ADAS assessment: A scale for the assessment of the HMI of advanced driver assistance technology · 2018 · Biondi, FN et al. · archived
- The effects of voice system design components on driver workload · 2018 · Getty, D et al. · indexed
- Performance and workload trends: The effects of repeated exposure to "high" demand tasks · 2018 · Wheatley, CL et al. · archived
- Using a user-independent approach for automotive human-machine interface assessment · 2018 · Biondi, F et al. · archived
- Visual and cognitive demands of using Apple's CarPlay, Google's Android Auto and five different OEM infotainment systems · 2018 · Strayer, DL et al. · archived
- Dynamic workload fluctuations in driver/non-driver conversational dyads · 2017 · Strayer, DL et al. · archived
- Examining potential confounds in use of the detection response task for in-vehicle system evaluation · 2017 · Goethe, RM et al. · archived
- Partial-autonomous frenzy: Driving a level-2 vehicle on the open road · 2017 · Biondi, F et al. · archived
- The smartphone and the driver's cognitive workload: A comparison of Apple, Google, and Microsoft's intelligent personal assistants · 2017 · Strayer, DL et al. · archived
- Visual and cognitive demands of using in-vehicle infotainment systems · 2017 · Strayer, DL et al. · archived
- Cognitive workload using interactive voice messaging systems · 2016 · Coleman, JR et al. · archived
- The residual costs of multitasking: Causing trouble down the road · 2016 · Turrill, J et al. · archived
- Talking to your car can drive you to distraction · 2016 · Strayer, DL et al. · archived
- Validating two assessment strategies for visual and cognitive load in a simulated driving task · 2016 · Castro, S et al. · archived
- Utilizing a remote LED stimulus to concurrently measure cognitive and visual task demand · 2016 · Motzkus, CJ et al. · archived
- Time Sharing Between Robotics and Process Control · 2016 · Christopher D. Wickens et al. · indexed
- Assessing cognitive distraction in the automobile · 2015 · Strayer, DL et al. · archived
- Assessing cognitive distraction using event related potentials · 2015 · Coleman, JR et al. · archived
- Cognitive distraction impairs drivers' anticipatory glances: An on-road study · 2015 · Biondi, F et al. · archived
- Mental workload of voice interactions with 6 real-world driver interfaces · 2015 · Cooper, JM et al. · indexed
- Measuring cognitive distraction in the automobile II · 2014 · Strayer, DL et al. · archived
- Measuring cognitive distraction in the automobile · 2013 · Strayer, DL et al. · archived