What psychological phenomenon causes many consumers to be less willing to ride in a self-driving car even when statistics show they're safer than human drivers?

The transportation industry is rapidly evolving with autonomous vehicles becoming increasingly common. However, consumer psychology plays a crucial role in adoption rates. This poll tests your knowledge about a fascinating psychological phenomenon that automotive companies must address when designing self-driving cars. Understanding these psychological barriers helps product designers create more acceptable autonomous transportation solutions.

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Algorithm aversion - people's tendency to more quickly lose confidence in algorithmic than human forecasters after seeing them make the same mistake
Spotlight effect - people overestimate how much their actions and appearance are noticed by others, making them uncomfortable with new transportation technology
Endowment effect - people value things they already own (like driving skills) more highly than identical things they don't yet possess
Dunning-Kruger effect - people with limited knowledge overestimate their driving ability compared to AI systems