A Brief Review of Frequently Used Self-Report Measures of Trust in Automation

Abstract

With the growing popularity of trust in automation research, there is a strong need for a review of which methods are used to measure trust in automation. This review catalogues the self-report methods commonly used to measure trust in automation, via publications found in the PsychINFO and ACM databases. The frequency of commonly deployed self-report scales are reported and the state of self-report measurement of trust in automation is discussed in brief.

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