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SUMMARY:AS6/SF2: Human Perception of Automated Aids
DESCRIPTION:Attitudes, Behaviors, and Physiological Effects of Stress Mana
 gement Training on Collegiate Air Traffic Control Students\n\nStress, espe
 cially in the workplace, is external pressures that an individual feels ar
 e challenging one’s actions and abilities to respond competently and effec
 tively. Work stress often infiltrates personal life, impacting relationshi
 ps and well-being. Air traffic control (ATC) is one of the m...\n\n\nAndre
 w Dattel, Michael McCormick, Rajan Maroju, Mohammed Viqer, Jae Beum Lee, L
 ilia Bowden, Chaitanya Racharla, Anna Golendukhina, Haroon Jamanzi, Donggu
 ang Yu, and Hui Wang (Embry Riddle Aeronautical University) and Jamie Barr
 ett (Federal Aviation Administration)\n---------------------\nPerceptions 
 of Difficulty in an Automation-Supported Task\n\nOperators are increasingl
 y given discretion on when they choose to engage automated systems, howeve
 r, these decisions are often suboptimal, inhibiting operator performance. 
 Prior work has suggested that this may be a result of improper estimations
  of task difficulty. Therefore, this study investigat...\n\n\nJewel G. Pad
 illa and Colleen E. Patton (North Carolina State University)\n------------
 ---------\nInflection Matters: How Vocal Inflection in Decision Aids Affec
 ts Perceptions of Health Suggestions\n\nThis study investigates how vocal 
 inflection in decision aids with humanlike voice affects trust in automati
 on-assisted health scenarios. Using a 2 (inflection: upward/downward) x 2 
 (stated automation reliability: 95%/45%) factorial design, participants wi
 ll interact with decision aids that offer au...\n\n\nEve Vazquez and Anne 
 McLaughlin (North Carolina State University)\n\nTrack: Aerospace Systems, 
 Student Forum\n\nSession Chairs: Vibha Bhatia (Punjab Engineering College 
 (Deemed to be University), Chandigarh, India) and Judi See (Sandia Nationa
 l Laboratories)
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