Search Results - "Lesch, Mary F."

Assessing the utility of TAM, TPB, and UTAUT for advanced driver assistance systems by Rahman, Md Mahmudur, Lesch, Mary F., Horrey, William J., Strawderman, Lesley

“…•Driver acceptance was modelled with TAM, TPB, and UTAUT.•TAM, TPB, and UTAUT were able to predict behavioral intention to use an ADAS.•TAM performed the best…”
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Warning symbols as reminders of hazards: Impact of training by Lesch, Mary F.

“…Prior research indicates that many warning symbols are poorly understood. However Lesch [Lesch, M.F., 2003. Comprehension and memory for warning symbols:…”
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Distraction and task engagement: How interesting and boring information impact driving performance and subjective and physiological responses by Horrey, William J., Lesch, Mary F., Garabet, Angela, Simmons, Lucinda, Maikala, Rammohan

“…As more devices and services are integrated into vehicles, drivers face new opportunities to perform additional tasks while driving. While many studies have…”
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Modelling driver acceptance of driver support systems by Rahman, Md Mahmudur, Strawderman, Lesley, Lesch, Mary F., Horrey, William J., Babski-Reeves, Kari, Garrison, Teena

“…•Acceptance is essential for the successful implementation of in-vehicle driver assistive technologies.•An empirical study was carried out using an online…”
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Employee acceptance of wearable technology in the workplace by Jacobs, Jesse V., Hettinger, Lawrence J., Huang, Yueng-Hsiang, Jeffries, Susan, Lesch, Mary F., Simmons, Lucinda A., Verma, Santosh K., Willetts, Joanna L.

“…Wearable technology has many industrial applications. Optimal use adherence and outcomes largely depend on employee acceptance of the technology. This study…”
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Visually based perceptions of slipperiness: Underlying cues, consistency and relationship to coefficient of friction by Lesch, Mary F., Chang, Wen-Ruey, Chang, Chien-Chi

“…If walkers can anticipate surface conditions, they can adjust their gait to help reduce the risk of a slip. This study investigated visual cues to…”
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Comprehension and memory for warning symbols: Age-related differences and impact of training by Lesch, Mary F.

“…Problem: Prior research indicates that many warning symbols are poorly understood, particularly by the elderly. Method: The effectiveness of three different…”
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Calibration of skill and judgment in driving: Development of a conceptual framework and the implications for road safety by Horrey, William J., Lesch, Mary F., Mitsopoulos-Rubens, Eve, Lee, John D.

“…•Driver calibration is an important factor in our understanding of road safety.•Calibration relates to general appraisals as well as momentary judgments of the…”
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Gait adaptation on surfaces with different degrees of slipperiness by Chang, Wen-Ruey, Chang, Chien-Chi, Lesch, Mary F., Matz, Simon

“…Gait adaptation to employ different ways to avoid a potential slip is needed to continue walking safely on a new surface, especially when transitioning to a…”
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Assessing the awareness of performance decrements in distracted drivers by Horrey, William J., Lesch, Mary F., Garabet, Angela

“…Many studies have documented the performance decrements associated with driver distractions; however, few have examined drivers’ awareness of these distraction…”
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Contribution of gait parameters and available coefficient of friction to perceptions of slipperiness by Chang, Wen-Ruey, Lesch, Mary F, Chang, Chien-Chi, Matz, Simon

“…Highlights • Perceived slipperiness rating (PSR) could be affected by many factors, not just one. • Proprioceptive feedback is critical for PSR under wet and…”
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A comparison of two training methods for improving warning symbol comprehension by Lesch, Mary F.

“…This study compared the effectiveness of two different types of training in improving comprehension of warning symbols by younger (aged 20–35 years) and older…”
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Prospective gait changes as a function of shifting perceptions of slipperiness: effects of visual and somatosensory cues by Lesch, Mary F., Chang, Chien-Chi, Chang, Wen-Ruey

“…Forty participants, ages 18-45 years, rated perceived slipperiness before and after walking on five different floors under three different surface conditions…”
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Effects of culture (China vs. US) and task on perceived hazard: Evidence from product ratings, label ratings, and product to label matching by Lesch, Mary F., Rau, Pei-Luen Patrick, Choi, YoonSun

“…In the current study, 44 Chinese and 40 US college students rated their perceived hazard in response to warning labels and products and attempted to match…”
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Driver-initiated distractions: Examining strategic adaptation for in-vehicle task initiation by Horrey, William J., Lesch, Mary F.

“…Today, drivers are faced with many in-vehicle activities that are potentially distracting. In many cases, they are not passive recipients of these tasks;…”
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The use of contextual cues to improve warning symbol comprehension: making the connection for older adults by Lesch, Mary F., Powell, W. Ryan, Horrey, William J., Wogalter, Michael S.

“…This study teased apart the effects of comprehensibility and complexity on older adults' comprehension of warning symbols by manipulating the relevance of…”
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Driving performance during concurrent cell-phone use: are drivers aware of their performance decrements? by Lesch, Mary F, Hancock, Peter A

“…Prior research has documented the manner in which a variety of driving performance measures are impacted by concurrent cell-phone use as well as the influence…”
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On-Board Safety Monitoring Systems for Driving: Review, Knowledge Gaps, and Framework by Horrey, William J., Lesch, Mary F., Dainoff, Marvin J., Robertson, Michelle M., Noy, Y. Ian

“…Fatal highway incidents remain the leading type of fatal work-related event, carrying tremendous personal, social, and economic costs. While employers with a…”
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A cross-cultural comparison of perceived hazard in response to warning components and configurations: US vs. China by Lesch, Mary F., Rau, Pei-Luen Patrick, Zhao, Zhengxuan, Liu, Chengyi

“…There is increasing momentum towards international harmonization of warning standards. Therefore, it is critical to determine the applicability of existing…”
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Drivers’ trust in an autonomous system: Exploring a covert video-based measure of trust by Wright, Timothy J., Horrey, William J., Lesch, Mary F., Rahman, Md Mahmudur

“…Drivers’ trust in automation will likely determine the extent that autonomous and semi-autonomous vehicles are adopted, and once adopted, used properly…”
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