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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Road Rage"”.
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Self-perceived psychological factors contributing to road rage at Empangeni in KwaZulu-Natal
… psychological factors that may contribute to road rage in Empangeni. A phenomenological approach was adopted in this study to facilitate the understanding of the information gathered. The sample consisted of 10 participants, 9 males and 1 female. All participants were the drivers. Open-ended …
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THE RELATIONSHIPS AMONG MENTAL HEALTH, MEDICINAL DRUGS, DRINKING AND DRIVING AND ROAD RAGE AND MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISIONS ON A REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE OF ONTARIO ADULTS
… medication use, drinking and driving, and road rage. It is unclear if symptoms of anxiety and/or mood disorders are directly associated with motor vehicle collisions or if other factors mediate the effect. This thesis examines the effects of psychiatric distress, medication use, drinking …
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Ways of reducing accidents on South African roads
In order to reduce the number of road accidents, the causes must be identified and measures adopted to minimise these causes. Causes of road accidents can be categorised into human factors, vehicle factors and road factors. In South Africa, road accidents are primarily caused by human factors and …
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Delightful Density: The Answer to Suburbia's Missing Pedestrian
… congestion, obesity, physical inactivity, and road rage. â The alternative to sprawl is simple and timely: neighborhoods of housing, parks and schools placed within walking distance of shops, civic services, jobs and transit — a modern version of the traditional town.â 1 Improving pedestrian …
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CLASSIFYING EMOTION USING STREAMING OF PHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF EMOTION
… or it could be used in cars to predict stress or road rage (Nasoz, Lisetti, & Vasilakos, 2010). Also, it has uses in the medical field with emotional therapy or monitoring patients (Rebenitsch, Owen, Brohil, Biocca, & Ferydiansyah, 2010). Emotion recognition is a complex subject that combines …
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CLASSIFYING EMOTION USING STREAMING OF PHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF EMOTION
… or it could be used in cars to predict stress or road rage (Nasoz, Lisetti, & Vasilakos, 2010). Also, it has uses in the medical field with emotional therapy or monitoring patients (Rebenitsch, Owen, Brohil, Biocca, & Ferydiansyah, 2010). Emotion recognition is a complex subject that combines …
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A Practical Deep Learning Approach to Detect Aggressive Driving Behaviour
… Three factors can lead to accidents on the road: 1) The human, 2) the road, and 3) the vehicle. We look at the first element in our analysis, accounting for 93 percent of all accident causes. We will not look at the psychological aspects of driving behaviour in this study. The first step is …
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Validity and Reliability Assessment of a Dangerous Driving Self-Report Measure
The Dula Dangerous Driving Index (DDDI) was created to measure drivers' self-reported propensity to drive dangerously (Dula & Ballard, in press). In the early stages of development, the DDDI and each of its subscales (Dangerous Driving Total, Aggressive Driving, Negative Emotional Driving, and …