“…Several studies have revealed that older people tend to overtrust automation (Donmez, Boyle, Lee, & McGehee, 2006;Fox & Boehm-Davis, 1998;Ho, Wheatley, & Scialfa, 2005;Pak, Fink, Price, Bass, & Sturre, 2012;Pak, McLaughlin, & Bass, 2014), and different reasons have been suggested to underlie this phenomenon: cohort effects and the associated differences in factors such as trust in technology (Pak et al, 2014), older people's lower confidence in their own ability and the higher workload they experience (Skitka et al, 1999), or cognitive changes such as reductions in working memory capacity (Ho et al, 2005). Age differences are more likely to emerge under high task load (Mouloua, Smither, Vincenzi, & Smith, 2002), and older adults may also need more time to calibrate their trust to the performance of the automated system (e.g., likelihood of false alarms vs. misses, Sanchez, Rogers, Fisk, & Rovira, 2014).…”