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The Windshield Navigation Study

A cognitive ergonomist wants to investigate whether projecting speed and turn-by-turn navigation onto a windshield Head-Up Display (HUD) reduces driver cognitive distraction compared to using a traditional central console display (Head-Down Display, HDD). Participants complete a simulated driving trial where they must react to unexpected road hazards.

Outline how you could obtain some nominal data in this study.

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Ergonomics – human factors (Cognitive) Questions

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