Free sample articles newly available from International Journal of Human Factors and Ergonomics

The following sample articles from the International Journal of Human Factors and Ergonomics are now available here for free:

• Intuitive and subtle motion-anticipatory auditory cues reduce motion sickness in self-driving cars
• Decision making in exceptional circumstances: experts' attitude towards artefacts as preparation for encountering unexpected situations
• Individual differences predict drivers hazard perception skills
• Integrated methods for analysing the causal factors in Australian maritime occupational accidents
• Flexible office, flexible working? A post-relocation study on how and why university employees use a combi-office for their activities at hand
• Application of a sense of coherence-based leadership for productivity and health at Scania
• A front- and rear-view assistant for older cyclists: evaluations on technical performance, user experience and behaviour