"Can I get a second opinion?" : How user characteristics impact trust in automation in a medical screening task, by Norah Celeste Hass

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Contents: Introduction -- Review of literature -- Methods -- Appendix A. Checklist for trust between people and automation -- Appendix B. Propensity to trust questionnaire -- Appendix C. Automation-induced complacency potential rating scale -- Appendix D. Rotter's Interpersonal trust Scale -- Appendix E. Big Five inventory -- Appendix F. revised domain-specific risk-taking (Dospert) scale -- Appendix G. Desirability of control scale -- Appendix H. Levenson IPC Scale -- Appendix I. General self-efficacy scale -- Appendix J. Demographics -- Appendix K. Media and technology usage and attitudes scale -- Appendix L. Multidimensional health locus of control scale -- Appendix M. Pre- and post-task questions

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