2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.trf.2023.03.016
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Combining survey-based and neuroscience measurements in customer acceptance of self-driving technology

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“…A fifth and a more general limitation of the survey studies regarding AV acceptance is that most of the respondents had no prior experience with autonomous driving systems; therefore, their responses can be regarded as mostly hypothetical. It was demonstrated that being a passenger in an autonomous vehicle changed attitudes toward AVs [ 22 , 90 , 96 ], and increased the explanatory power of psychological models of acceptance [ 97 , 98 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A fifth and a more general limitation of the survey studies regarding AV acceptance is that most of the respondents had no prior experience with autonomous driving systems; therefore, their responses can be regarded as mostly hypothetical. It was demonstrated that being a passenger in an autonomous vehicle changed attitudes toward AVs [ 22 , 90 , 96 ], and increased the explanatory power of psychological models of acceptance [ 97 , 98 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, based on the results of the present study, not only the direct effects of predictors, but hypothesis-driven mediation or moderation analysis could be used. Second, combining survey data with allowing participants to experience AVs in a controlled experimental design could also contribute to better reliability of results of self-reported questionnaires [ 98 ]. Third, qualitative methods such as interviews or narrative texts could provide essential information on reasons for mapping consumers’ concerns and motivations regarding AV from further different perspectives as well.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some studies also investigated brain activation patterns while consumers choose products to buy [ 54 ]. From such neuropsychological perspectives, Kakaria et al [ 68 ] compared cognitive load during planned and unplanned virtual shopping and Lukovics et al [ 69 ] investigated customer acceptance of self-driving technology. We have found about 20.93% (18 articles) of the total research articles under this cluster as compared to 17% of Shahriari et al [ 21 ] as presented in Table 1 .…”
Section: Systematic Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Li et al [ 43 ] used different ladies’ shirts. Lukovics et al [ 69 ] used real life experience of self-driving vehicles to record EEG. Alvino et al [ 83 ] used 2 high price wines and 2 low price wines.…”
Section: Systematic Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Időről-időre folynak közös kutatások külső, vállalati partnerekkel. Ilyenekre példa a jelentős kutatási (publikációs) eredményeket is felmutató, kari kollégák által is folyó önvezető autókkal kapcsolatos kutatás (Lukovics et al, 2023), a pénzügyi kultúrával kapcsolatos egyes kutatások (Kovács et al, 2021), a "Teljesítmény -Szervezeti képesség -Kapcsolat" kutatócsoport munkái (Dóra et al, 2023), illetve egyes hallgatói klubok keretei közt oktatói irányítással zajló projektmunkák. E kutatásokban a külső (vállalati) partnerek a folyamat több pontján is konzultatív szerepben vannak: bár kutatási folyamatonként és kapcsolatonként eltérő jelleggel, a kutatási probléma/kérdés meghatározásától kezdve egészen az eredmények felhasználásáig több ponton (módszertan kiválasztása, beépített riportok/mérföldkövek) is megtörténhet a konzultáció.…”
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