Objective: This study provides a theoretical link between trust and the compliance–reliance
paradigm. We propose that for trust mediation to occur, the operator must be presented with …

There is building interest within industry and government to enable Urban Air Mobility (ie, air-taxies).
One concept envisions remotely piloted aircraft, yet it is unclear how this will impact …

Objective: The purpose of the current work was to clarify how subjective trust determines
response behavior when interacting with a signaling system. Background: In multiple theoretical …

Notions of “teaming” between human and machine agents have emerged as a critical area
of research, focused not on how machines can think like people, but on how machines can …

A research and development (R&D) approach is proposed for developing and validating
concepts and technologies to achieve vehicle autonomy goals of Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) …

Previous research suggests that operators with high workload can distrust and then poorly
monitor automation, which has been generally inferred from automation dependence …

Trust is a critical construct that influences human–automation interaction in multitasking
workspaces involving imperfect automation. Karpinsky et al. (Appl Ergon, 70, 194–201, 2018 ) …

Objective This work examined the relationship of the constructs measured by the trust scales
developed by Chancey et al. (2017) and Jian et al. (2000) using a multilevel confirmatory …

Research suggests that signaling system false alarms tend to affect operator compliance,
whereas misses tend to affect operator reliance. Conceptually, false alarms and misses affect …

… Chancey and Politowicz [3] used a similar statistical technique to establish the relationship
between UAM concept of operation factors on public acceptance through individual factors of …