TransportationTransportation Research Part C
A neurobehavioral study of bus crowding valuations in picture-based and immersive choice experiments
N. Javanbakht, V. Maksimenko, et al.
This study examines how picture-based versus VR experiment formats affect valuation of bus crowding and the cognitive mechanisms behind perception differences. Using 38 participants completing 40 scenarios per format, the authors estimate individual crowding multipliers and correlate them with neural biomarkers. Research conducted by Niloufar Javanbakht, Vladimir Maksimenko, Xinming Lu, and Prateek Bansal.
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