Karl Miller

Contact

• workRoom C49 School of Psychology
  University Park
  Nottingham
  NG7 2RD
  UK
• Karl.Miller@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

I am an ESRC funded PhD student within the school of psychology, supervised by Lizzy Sheppard and Peter Chapman. I obtained my BSc in Psychology (with international study) and my MSc in Psychological Research Methods from the University of Nottingham. Following my MSc I worked at Loughborough University as a research assistant before returning to Nottingham for my PhD.

Research Summary

My research is focused on applied psychology and the psychology of driving. My current research is examining the cross-cultural differences in drivers visual attention using eye tracking and driving… read more

Selected Publications

• MILLER, K. A., CHAPMAN, P. and SHEPPARD, E., 2021. A cross-cultural comparison of where drivers choose to look when viewing driving scenes Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour. 81, 639-649
• MILLER, K. A., FILTNESS, A., ANUND, A., MAYNARD, S, E. and PILKINGTON-CHENEY, F., 2020. Contributory factors to sleepiness amongst London bus drivers Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour. 73, 415-424
• YEE MUN LEE, KARL MILLER, DAVID CRUNDALL and ELIZABETH SHEPPARD, 2020. Cross-cultural effects on detecting multiple sources of driving hazard: Evidence from the deceleration detection flicker test Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour. 69, 222-234
• CHLOE J. ROBBINS, HARRIET A. ALLEN, KARL A. MILLER and PETER CHAPMAN, 2019. The ‘Saw But Forgot’ error: A role for short-term memory failures in understanding junction crashes? PLOS ONE. 14(9),

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Current Research

My research is focused on applied psychology and the psychology of driving. My current research is examining the cross-cultural differences in drivers visual attention using eye tracking and driving simulation methodologies. Previously I have researched drivers behaviour and visual attention at junctions, cross-cultural differences in hazard perception, and fatigue amongst bus drivers.

• SALLY MAYNARD, ASHLEIGH FILTNESS, KARL MILLER and FRAN PILKINGTON-CHENEY, 2021. Bus driver fatigue: A qualitative study of drivers in London Applied Ergonomics. 92, 103309
• MILLER, K. A., CHAPMAN, P. and SHEPPARD, E., 2021. A cross-cultural comparison of where drivers choose to look when viewing driving scenes Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour. 81, 639-649
• MAYNARD, S, MILLER, K. A. and FILTNESS, A, 2021. Keeping the service running: Examining working relationships and workload of London bus network iBus controllers Applied Ergonomics. 98, 103577
• YEE MUN LEE, KARL MILLER, DAVID CRUNDALL and ELIZABETH SHEPPARD, 2020. Cross-cultural effects on detecting multiple sources of driving hazard: Evidence from the deceleration detection flicker test Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour. 69, 222-234
• MILLER, K. A., FILTNESS, A., ANUND, A., MAYNARD, S, E. and PILKINGTON-CHENEY, F., 2020. Contributory factors to sleepiness amongst London bus drivers Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour. 73, 415-424
• A.J. FILTNESS, V. BEANLAND, K.A. MILLER, G.S. LARUE and A. HAWKINS, 2020. Sleep loss and change detection in simulated driving Chronobiology International.
• CHLOE J. ROBBINS, HARRIET A. ALLEN, KARL A. MILLER and PETER CHAPMAN, 2019. The ‘Saw But Forgot’ error: A role for short-term memory failures in understanding junction crashes? PLOS ONE. 14(9),
• ASHLEIGH FILTNESS, ANNA ANUND, SALLY MAYNARD, KARL MILLER, FRAN PILKINGTON-CHENEY, ANNA DAHLMAN and JONAS IHLSTRÖM, 2019. Bus Driver Fatigue