Psychology of Driving van Graham J. Hole is an English-language printed study book that provides insight into the psychological aspects of driving. The book is intended for professionals and students who are concerned with driving behavior and road safety.
This book examines how personality traits and cognitive functions, such as attention, affect driving behavior. It addresses topics such as human error in traffic, adopting risky behavior on the road, and debunking myths such as that men drive better than women. It also discusses the impact of technology on driving, including the rise of self-driving cars.
The psychology behind driving is at the center, with concrete examples of risky behavior such as mobile phone use and alcohol use behind the wheel. The Psychology of Driving thus provides essential knowledge about behavior on the road and how it can be made safer.
Topics connect to, among others, Occupational and Industrial Psychology, Ergonomics, and PSYCHOLOGY / General.
Series: The Psychology of Everything