Cognitive bias analysis of young novice drivers' observation abilities-A questionnaire-based study.

ABSTRACT: Observation ability, which is the basis of following decision-making and vehicle manipulation behaviour, is of great importance while driving. However, the subject self-cognition and objective assessment of driving ability are usually different, especially for the young novice drivers. In this paper, drivers' observation abilities for both static traffic signs and markings and dynamic surrounding vehicles were investigated based on questionnaire data. Effects of gender and driving characteristics (driving year, driving frequency, driving time) on drivers' observation abilities were verified by ANOVA analysis and structural equation model (SEM) from two aspects: drivers' self-assessment scores (self-assessment) and mutual assessment scores (evaluated by others). Significant difference could

SUBMITTER: Xiang W 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC8112646 | biostudies-literature | 2021

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature