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Does visual search mediate the effect of chronotype on driving behaviour: Evidence from simulated driving
Does visual search explain how morningness or eveningness affects driving behavior in a simulator
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Abstract
Thirty-eight drivers were selected to investigate how their chronotype influences driving performance.
- Morning-type drivers performed better during morning driving sessions compared to evening sessions.
- Evening-type drivers exhibited improved driving performance in the evening versus the morning.
- Visual search abilities may mediate the relationship between chronotype preferences and driving performance.
- Findings suggest that individual differences in sleep-wake cycles can impact driving behavior.
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