PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 17: THE FOOD IS IN THE FOREST POYY

"There is something treacherously comfortable about a smooth highway. During prolonged monotonous driving, vigilance can decline even when drivers believe they remain alert."

Schmidt and colleagues measured physiological indicators and reaction times during prolonged real-road driving. Drivers' objective vigilance declined while their subjective assessment of alertness improved, providing particularly strong evidence for the deceptive comfort of the monotonous highway in POYY.

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