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"Researchers measured the return to full attention by timing participants' response to a flashing light." The description in the article suggests that the time
by tamana 11y ago
"Researchers measured the return to full attention by timing participants' response to a flashing light."
The description in the article suggests that the time was counted from the start of the voice command action.
- emodendroket 11y agohttp://unews.utah.edu/up-to-27-seconds-of-inattention-after-talking-to-your-car-or-smart-phone/ http://unews.utah.edu/up-to-27-seconds-of-inattention-after-... That's not correct. "The most surprising finding was that a driver traveling only 25 mph continues to be distracted for up to 27 seconds after disconnecting from highly distracting phone and car voice-command systems, and up to 15 seconds after disconnecting from the moderately distracting systems."