Subjective data Sample Clauses

Subjective data. Subjective data allows us to: • exclude riders from the study who do not meet the screening criteria • obtain insights that cannot be obtained by objective methods • collect data that cannot, for technical reasons, be collected by the vehicle data acquisition system • understand why a hypothesis tested does not yield an expected result • understand why a rider may have behaved they way they did • be able to describe the participant sample Subjective data will be gathered at different times (e.g., recruitment, during and after the study)throughout the study: • At recruitment time, questionnaires will be administered to select the most exposed riders. These questionnaires, currently being designed, will also include the following categories : • Socio-demographic characteristics • Riding experience and driving patterns (including accident record) • Riding habits (self-reporting of ordinary errors and violations) • Attitude towards risk/ sensation seeking/ skill estimation • Questionnaires administered during or after the experiment (for each rider) will provide for comments, description of behaviour, incidents etc. More information about subjective data parameters and collection procedures is provided in Chapter 6.
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