Assessing public perception of self-driving cars: the autonomous vehicle acceptance model
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Introduces the Autonomous Vehicle Acceptance Model and a 26-item questionnaire tested on Amazon Mechanical Turk with a n=54 pilot n=187 follow-up US sample and six explained autonomy scenarios (0–5). Reports high internal consistency with Cronbach's alpha >0.8 across factors, finds lower acceptance and intention to use as autonomy increases, and measures expected hands feet eyes engagement which shows a sharp drop between level 4 and 5, with partial autonomy seen as more demanding than full autonomy; dataset available on request.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and motivation
- 2:33Proposed autonomous vehicle model
- 8:48Model validation and results
- 13:09Key findings and limitations
- 14:32Conclusion and future work
- 15:14Q&A session
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