Two Types of Cell Phone Conversation Have Differential Effect on Driving

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外文摘要：It has been demonstrated that cell-phone conversations impair driving performance。 However， it is unclear whether the difficulty of naturalistic phone conversations can modulate driving performance。 The present study used a simulator to investigate whether the cognitive load of phone conversations (non-conversation， multiple choice and open question conversations) influence highway driving performance。 The results showed cell phone conversations with open questions led to most aggressive driving with highest speeds and shallowest braking。 Furthermore， open question conversations led to the smallest route deviations。 These results suggested that a drivers' capability for monitoring speed and making manoeuvre decreases as the difficulty of a phone conversation increases。 The implications of this study for driving safety are discussed。

外文关键词：

DrivingCell phoneNaturalistic conversationsSimulatorOpen questionsMultiple choices

作者：

Weina Qu、Huiting Zhang、Feng Du、Kan Zhang

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作者单位：

Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China

会议名称：

International conference on human-computer interaction;International conference on engineering psychology and cognitive ergonomics

会议地点：

Heraklion(GR)

会议母体文献：

Engineering psychology and cognitive ergonomics

页码：

522-532

出版时间：

2014