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Eric T. Greenlee

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Sep 2026

Recognition of Different Truck Platoon Configurations by Light-Vehicle Drivers in High Density Traffic Environment

Truck platooning is a technology that allows multiple trucks to operate together using connected and automated vehicle (CAV) systems. It offers economic benefits, such as reducing fuel consumption and lowering emissions. However, little research has addressed how light-vehicle drivers perceive this technology. This stu...

Aleksei V. Proskurin, Eric T. Greenlee · 0 citations
Aug 2026

Light-Vehicle Drivers’ Time-to-Arrival Judgments for Truck Platoons Approaching an Intersection

Truck platooning refers to the coordinated operation of multiple trucks using connected and automated vehicle (CAV) technologies. By synchronizing movements, platoons can reduce fuel consumption and improve aerodynamic efficiency. However, little is known about how drivers judge the time-to-arrival of approaching truck...

Aleksei V. Proskurin, Eric T. Greenlee · 0 citations
Aug 2026

Reversing the Vigilance Decrement: Effects of a Late Modality Switch on Detection Performance

When people monitor rare signals for sustained periods, detection performance declines over time (vigilance decrement). In applied settings this decline can lead to missed critical signals. Prior research examined whether changing display modalities would improve detection after a vigilance decrement, but results were...

Thomas E. Laskowski, Eric T. Greenlee, Lucas J. Hess et al. · 0 citations
Review Aug 2026

Effects of Transparency and Cooperation on Trust and Performance in Human-AI Teams

Transparency may improve coordination efficiency without affecting trust or team effectiveness in newly formed Human–AI teams, suggesting transparency may improve coordination efficiency without affecting trust or team effectiveness.

Spencer S. Onstot, Eric T. Greenlee, Gregory J. Funke et al. · 0 citations
Open access Aug 2026

Impact of Dual-Coding and Sensory Coupling on Vigilance Decrement: Criterion Shift or Sensitivity Loss?

The study investigated whether vigilance performance improves when tactile stimuli are dual-coded with visual or auditory signals, compared to unimodal conditions. Prior studies investigated visual-audio dual coding, whereas dual coding including tactile information has not been examined. One hundred participants compl...

Jayashri Prakash, Patricia R. DeLucia, Eric T. Greenlee · 0 citations

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