Physiological signals, particularly skin conductivity and heart rate, can accurately detect driver stress levels during real-world driving, offering potential for future in-vehicle physiological monitoring.
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May enable real-time driver stress monitoring via heart rate; leaves open prospective validation for cardiovascular applications.
Healey et al. (2005) studied this question.
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