Using Self-Witnessing Reports to Study Drivers in Traffic
Journal Title: Psychology & Psychological Research International Journal - Year 2017, Vol 2, Issue 2
Abstract
Two types of driver behavior models have been advanced, those involving input-output relations and those involving internal states [1,2] Input-output models use taxonomies or inventories based on task analyses, as well as functional control models of a mechanistic nature. Internal state models use trait analyses of drivers and their motivational-cognitive context. Michon considers the input-output models as "behavioral" while the internal states models are termed "psychological” .
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