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LOS PROCESOS PSICOLGICOS BSICOS EN L A CONDUCCIN

CDIGO:

Depart amen to de Psic olo ga Bsic a I

PROFESORES:

NUNES GONZLEZ, Luis MiguelRECARTE GOLDARACENA, Miguel ngel

OBJETIVOS

Estudiar los efectos de los procesos atencionales y perceptivos en los comportamientos del conductor, as

como las variables que les afectan. Dentro de la perspectiva aplicada de considerar la atencin y lapercepcin como procesos orientados a la accin, tambin se estudiarn las acciones de control sobre levehculo derivadas de tales procesos. Complementariamente, se trata de interesar a los alumnos en losproblemas del estudio de la conduccin, actividad de gran incidencia en la sociedad actual, inicindolesen las actuales tcnicas de investigacin en este campo.

PROGRAMA

1. Introduccin. Atencin, percepcin, toma de decisiones y ejecucin de respuestas en la conduccin:relaciones con otros procesos. Procesos bsicos, desempeo y accidentes. Los aspectos orcticosy de personalidad.

2. Percepcin de la velocidad. Estimacin y ajuste. el control de la velocidad en la conduccin.

3. Percepcin del tiempo de llegada o de colisin. Tau y el flujo ptico. Trfico real vs simuladores.

4. Atencin y percepcin de seales de trfico. Los paradigmas experimentales. Atencin, percepcin yaccin.

5. La extraccin de informacin visual en la conduccin. La agudeza vi sual. Registro y anlisis de

movimientos oculares y fijaciones.

6. La atencin y los movimientos oculares en la conduccin. La distraccin. Efectos de la carga mental

sobre los patrones de bsqueda visual.

7. Tiempo de reaccin simple y de eleccin. La distraccin y la capacidad de deteccin de estmulos y

de eleccin de respuesta.

8. Modelos de conduccin y procesos psicolgicos bsicos.

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