Suspicion, Trust, and Automation
Chris Calhoun, Phil Bobko, Matthew J. Schuelke, Sarah A. Jessup, Tyler Ryan, Charles Walter, Rose Gamble, Leanne Hirshfield, Nathan A. Bowling, Caleb Bragg, Steve Khazon, Alexander Nelson, Gene M. Alarcon, Charlene K. Stokes · 2017
Abstract : This final report provides an overview of research efforts performed under the Suspicion, Trust, and Automation research portfolio as well as detailed sections from one of several studies in three distinct research efforts. The first section examines predictors of state-level IT suspicion. The second section summarizes a conceptual demonstration and prototype development of a non-contact functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) device. The final section focuses on a software engineer's trust in reusable software code, specifically readability and organization.