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How do different testing environments affect how users process voice prompts (central route vs. peripheral route)?

helpResearch questionIn-Vehicle and Autonomous Driving Voice Assistant Contexts

How do different testing environments affect how users process voice prompts (central route vs. peripheral route)?

CUI '22A Question of Fidelity: Comparing Different User Testing Methods for Evaluating In-Car Prompts

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