Online and in-lab final sample structure.

<div><p>This study investigates sociotechnical imaginaries of autonomous vehicles (AVs) using a dual approach: in-lab and online eye-tracking experiments. We examine how cognitive engagement varies across hypothetical decision-making scenarios involving algorithmic failure of AVs. In com...

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Main Author:	Mergime Ibrahimi (22634036) (author)
Other Authors:	Anu Masso (22634039) (author), Mauro Bellone (5730032) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biotechnology Developmental Biology Science Policy Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified stakes algorithmic decisions whose imaginaries may key findings show reflecting global interest concentrated sociotechnical imaginaries avs differs globally sociotechnical imaginaries findings contribute global sample global perspectives xlink "> tracking experiments stronger emphasis sourced platforms predominantly longer online participants online eye one point offer insights individuals perceive human decision homogeneous sample emerging technologies dual approach diverse experiences deeper analysis complementary contributions comparing laboratory av scenarios autonomous vehicles article highlights
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Online and in-lab final sample structure.

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