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StrayerandFrank ADrews University ofUtah ABSTRACT Our research examined the effects of hands free cellphone conversations on simulated driving We found that even when participants looked directly at ob jects in the driving environment. Wallace Drivers operate in an increasingly complex visual envir onment and yet there has been little recent research on the effects this might have on driving ability and accident rates This paper is based on research carried out for the Scottish Ex DavidL.Strayer,FrankA.Drews,andWilliamA.Johnston,Depart-mentofPsychology,UniversityofUtah.WethankDanicaNelson,RobertAlbert,andRussellNagelforassis-tanceindatacollection,andJonathanButner,NancyCooke,Mo What Is Distracted Driving?. . There are three main types of distraction:. Visual — taking your eyes off the road . Manual — taking your hands off the wheel . Cognitive — taking your mind off what you’re doing. Dr Craig Gordon. Alcohol Advisory Council of New Zealand. c.gordon@alac.org.nz. Presentation at AA Research Foundation Research Symposium, 5-6. th. September, 2011, Wellington, NZ . Acknowledgments. Distracted Driving. Maria E. Vegega . U.S. Department of Transportation. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA. ). Safe Kids Worldwide Childhood Injury Prevention Conference. June 21, 2013. O. verview. Oliver Carsten. Institute for Transport Studies. University of Leeds. UK. A disclaimer. There is a huge literature on distracted driving, e.g. the literature review by Kircher et al. (2011) covered 132 items. American Conference Institute / June 26-27, 2012. Dallas. . Corpus. . Christi. Houston. Hazards of Distracted Driving. “America’s roadways are safer than ever. The latest data show that traffic fatalities are at their lowest level since 1949 and that the death rate based on miles traveled is the lowest in history. But technologies such as active safety systems and advanced air bags are being offset by auto safety’s newest enemy: distracted drivers using electronic devices behind the wheel. Detective Constable Pierre Gautier. Crime Prevention Coordinator. Investigations and Organized Crime. Focus on Retail Security. 19. th. June 2014. Objectives. Target hardening. Shoplifting vs Distraction Theft. View as slide show. Adapted from AdPrin.com. When might distraction be useful for low-involvement products?. It is useful if there is nothing important to say about the product. This is common for many ads.. Lessons for High School Students. The Intelligent Transportation Systems Institute. and the. HumanFirst. Lab. of the. University of Minnesota. Lesson 1, Activity 1. With a partner, reflect on the game and answer the following questions:. Dealing with students, Faculty, and Administration. Elaine Mormer, PhD, CCC-A. Associate Professor. Audiology Clinical Education Coordinator. School of Health and Rehabilitation Science. University of Pittsburgh. Brooke Gomez, . Chwee. -Lye . Chng. Ph.D. & Mark . Vosvick. Ph.D.. . Center for Psychosocial . Health Research. Background. Living with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) comes with a host of complex psychological and physical stressors.. Liza Lemaster-Sandbank. Sr. Highway Safety Specialist, . NHTSA. Stephanie Fitzgerald. Senior Asst. . Commonwealth’s Attorney. Spotsylvania County, VA. Investigation & Prosecution of Distracted Driving Cases . 1 University of Ljubljana Faculty of Electrical Engineering Methods for assessing cognitive workload of drivers 2 Human senses: vision, hearing, touch, taste and smell • Physical reception of the st