Cognitive Aspects and Behavioral Effects of Transitions Between Levels of Automation
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M Terenzi | Francesco Di Nocera | Marco Camilli | Roberto Nacchia | F. Nocera | M. Camilli | M. Terenzi | Roberto Nacchia
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