Individual differences in driver stress vulnerability in a Japanese sample

摘要

Five-hundred and ten Japanese drivers completed a translation of the Driver Behaviour Inventory (DBI), a measure of individual differences in vulnerability to Driver stress. Subjects also provided information on occupational status, life Stress, sensation-seeking an accident and conviction history. Factor analysis of DBI responses indicated some differences between Japanese and British Dimensions of driver stress, although there was considerable conceptual overlap Between factors obtained.