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The effect of age, gender and attitudes on self-regulation in driving
Holly Gwyther, Carol Holland
School of Psychology
Aston Research Centre for Health in Ageing
College of Health and Life Sciences
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Aging Effect
100%
Self-regulation
100%
Affective Attitude
42%
Behavioral Self-regulation
28%
High-score
14%
Cognitive Decline
14%
Older People
14%
Across the Lifespan
14%
Driving Style
14%
Young Drivers
14%
Driving Risk
14%
Driving Stress
14%
Older Drivers
14%
Demographic Groups
14%
Middle Years
14%
Driving Cessation
14%
Challenging Circumstances
14%
Self-regulatory Behavior
14%
Poor Weather
14%
Weather Conditions
14%
Quadratic Effect
14%
Busy Time
14%
Instrumental Attitude
14%
Physical Decline
14%
Psychology
Self-Regulation
100%
Cognitive Decline
11%
Social Sciences
Self-Regulation
100%
Emotions
11%