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Subtle motion cues by automated vehicles can nudge human drivers’ decisions: Empirical evidence and computational cognitive model

2023-01-31

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<p>Automated vehicles (AVs) can bring about numerous benefits for society but they are unprepared to enter our roads yet, in large part because of the difficulties in interacting with human road users. Addressing this issue requires not only developing novel interaction planning approaches for AVs, but also understanding human behavior in interactions with them. Existing investigations of such behavior have predom...

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10.31234/osf.io/3cu8b
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