Workplace accidents cost organizations and the economy billions of dollars annually,
disabling and injuring millions of employees. Employee attitudes toward safety have been …

This study examines the effects of competition and competitiveness on hemodynamics.
Cardiovascular activity was measured in 27 men at resting baseline and during a car racing …

Speeding, the most frequent traffic offense, is a key contributor to road crashes. This study
explores the psychological factors affecting drivers' speeding behavior (exceeding the …

Two studies tested the applicability of Weiner's (1995, 1996, 2001, 2006) attributional model
of social conduct to roadway environments. This model highlights the role of inferences of …

The present study investigated the relationship between self-reported measures pertaining
to attention difficulties and simulated driving performance while distracted. Thirty-six …

Research on the Type A behavior pattern (TABP) has declined in the last years, presumably
in response to several large-scale prospective studies which failed to find an association …

The theory of social information processing, which suggests that attributions affect
aggressive reactions to another person's provocative behavior, was applied to the context of …

Cardiovascular activity was measured at resting baseline and in response to a car racing
game, undertaken in competition or in cooperation with an experimenter, or individually …

The present study examined the effects of Type A personality on specific self-reported
driving attitudes and behaviors when operating a motor vehicle. 102 undergraduate …

Objective This paper intends to investigate the existing relationship between drivers'
characteristics and their aberrant driving behavior (lapses, errors, and violations), accident …