  Trust in automation has been mainly studied in the cognitive perspective,
though some researchers have shown that trust is also influenced by emotion.
Therefore, it is essential to investigate the relationships between emotions
and trust. In this study, we explored the pattern of 19 anticipated emotions
associated with two levels of trust (i.e., low vs. high levels of trust)
elicited from two levels of autonomous vehicles (AVs) performance (i.e.,
failure and non-failure) from 105 participants from Amazon Mechanical Turk
(AMT). Trust was assessed at three layers i.e., dispositional, initial learned,
and situational trust. The study was designed to measure how emotions are
affected with low and high levels of trust. Situational trust was significantly
correlated with emotions that a high level of trust significantly improved
participants' positive emotions, and vice versa. We also identified the
underlying factors of emotions associated with situational trust. Our results
offered important implications on anticipated emotions associated with trust in
AVs.
