Personality, dangerous driving, and involvement in accidents: Testing a contextual mediated model
Volume: 58, Pages: 106 - 114
Published: Oct 1, 2018
Abstract
The present study tested the role of various personality traits in explaining dangerous driving and involvement in accidents, using a contextual mediated model (N = 311). We initially found direct effects of personality traits on dangerous driving indicators (Big-5, Dark Triad, sensation seeking, aggression, and impulsivity). Subsequently, personality variables with predictive power were tested in the mediation model. Indirect effects of anger,...
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Title
Personality, dangerous driving, and involvement in accidents: Testing a contextual mediated model
Published Date
Oct 1, 2018
Volume
58
Pages
106 - 114
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