Car-driving consistency and measures of personality
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1955 · Volume 40 · Issue 1
Abstract
Three groups of Ss—10 skilled police driving instructors, 10 skilled car club drivers, and 6 drivers of lesser skill—were studied to determine the relationship of driving consistency to neuroticism and to introversion-extroversion. The driving consistency measures (based on vehicle acceleration and deceleration) were found to be negatively related to the two personality measures for the skilled police drivers and the lesser-skilled drivers, but not for the skilled car club drivers. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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