The Interplay Between Driver Dynamic Trust and Their Self-Confidence in Monitoring Automation

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Observational study reveals impacts of trust and self-confidence on drivers monitoring automation performance.

Drivers’ self-confidence significantly influences their ability to monitor automated systems, affecting safety.
Under higher traffic demands, drivers struggle more with detecting system errors, leading to safety concerns.
Trust in automation correlates with self-confidence rather than with perceptual sensitivity or decision-making criteria.
Insights into driver interactions with automation emphasize the need for designs that enhance safety and monitoring.

Cui et al. (2025) studied this question.

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