Would You Trust Driverless Service? Formation of Pedestrian’s Trust and Attitude Using Non-Verbal Social Cues

Would You Trust Driverless Service? Formation of Pedestrian’s Trust and Attitude Using Non-Verbal Social Cues

Despite the widespread application of Autonomous Vehicles (AV) to various services, there has been relatively little research carried out on pedestrian–AV interaction and trust within the context of service provided by AV. This study explores the communication design strategy promoting a pedestrian’...

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Main Authors: Choi, S. (Author), Kim, S. (Author), Kwak, D. (Author), Kwak, M. (Author), Lee, H.W (Author), Lee, S. (Author), Park, J. (Author), Park, S. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI 2022
Subjects:
adult
article
autonomous vehicle
autonomous vehicles
Autonomous vehicles
Autonomous Vehicles
brand attitude
Brand attitude
Driverless
driverless service
Driverless service
empiricism
female
human
human experiment
intimacy
Intimacy
male
pedestrian
Pedestrian safety
Pedestrian–autonomous vehicle interaction
pedestrian–AV interaction
semi structured interview
social cues
Social cues
social interaction
trust
Trust
Vehicle interactions
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