The relation of vocal emotions and gender to convey urgency of verbal auditory warnings
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Aircraft accidents, Aviators, Cockpits (aircraft), Collision avoidance, Digital storage, Ergonomics, Human reaction time, Signal systems, Standards, Statistical methods, Aircrew, Crash avoidance, Gender, Verbal auditory warnings, Vocal emotionsAbstract
An on-going study was designed to examine methods for improving aircrew reaction time to verbal auditory warnings. The "attention getting" of verbal auditory warnings that differed in both vocal style and gender was measured, while subjects were performing a visual tracking task. Overall, initial results are encouraging.
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