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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Automation reliance"”.

  1. Enhancing Safety in Critical Monitoring Systems: Investigating the Roles of Human Error, Fatigue, and Organizational Learning in Socio-Technical Environments

    … system's workers' workload, human error, and automation reliance for the Belgian railway traffic control center. Key findings include a positive relationship between traffic controller performance and workload, and an inverted U-shaped relationship with automation usage. This research offers …

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  2. The Role of Trust as a Mediator Between System Characteristics and Response Behaviors

    … mediator between system characteristics and automation reliance. Some researchers have operationally defined trust as the behavior exhibited. Other researchers have suggested that although trust may guide operator response behaviors, trust does not completely determine the behavior and …

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  3. Supporting Human Performance with Post-hoc Explanations in Automated Decision Assistance

    One contemporary challenge in automation design is determining the type of information that automated decision aids should provide to users to promote appropriate reliance behaviors. Post-hoc explanations have emerged as a strategy to support appropriate reliance on automated decision aids based on …

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  4. Response Criterion Placement Modulates the Effects of Graded Alerting Systems on Human Performance and Learning in a Target Detection Task

    … alert might be fixed to encourage appropriate reliance on the aid and improve human detection performance, and indicate employing either a graded or binary automated aid may be beneficial to learning in a detection task.

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