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4.3# STUDY#2#..................................................................................................................................................#111# 4.3.1 METHOD .................................................................................................................................. 111 4.3.1.1 Participants ........................................................................................................................... 111 4.3.1.2 Stimulus Material ................................................................................................................. 111 4.3.1.3 Experimental Measures ........................................................................................................ 112 4.3.1.4 Apparatus & Procedure ........................................................................................................ 112 4.3.2 RESULTS .................................................................................................................................. 112 4.3.2.1 Occurrence of Drivers’ Reported Emotions and Personal Characteristics .......................... 112 4.3.2.2 Determinants of the Drivers’ Emotions: Personal Factors ................................................... 113 4.3.2.3 Emotions, Personal Characteristics and Driving Behaviour ................................................ 113 4.3.3 DISCUSSION OF THE SECOND STUDY ...................................................................................... 116 4.4# GENERAL#DISCUSSION#AND#CONCLUSION#.............................................................................................#117# 4.5# REFERENCES#...........................................................................................................................................#120# ! 5. GENERAL CONCLUSION ...................................................................................................... 126
List of Tables Chapter 2: The Emotional Spectrum in Traffic Situations: Results of Two Online-Studies. TABLE 1: HYPOTHESES AND AFFECTED APPRAISAL DIMENSIONS IN STUDY 1 ...................................... 34 TABLE 2: SCENARIO EXAMPLES FROM STUDY 1 .................................................................................... 38 TABLE 3: COUNTS AND MEANS OF REPORTED EMOTIONS FOR ALL SCENARIOS IN STUDY 1 ................. 40 TABLE 4: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS AND REPORTED EMOTIONAL INTENSITIES IN STUDY 1 ......................................................................................................... 40 TABLE 5: F-VALUES AND EFFECT SIZES FOR THE FULL-FACTORIAL MODEL AND THE SIX EXTRACTED EMOTIONS IN STUDY 1 ............................................................................................................ 46 TABLE 6: HYPOTHESES AND AFFECTED APPRAISAL DIMENSIONS IN STUDY 2 ...................................... 51 TABLE 7: SCENARIO EXAMPLES FROM STUDY 2 .................................................................................... 53 TABLE 8: COUNTS AND MEANS OF REPORTED EMOTIONS FOR ALL SCENARIOS IN STUDY 2 ................. 55 TABLE 9: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS AND REPORTED EMOTIONAL INTENSITIES IN STUDY 2 ........................................................................................................ 55 TABLE 10: F-VALUES AND EFFECT SIZES FOR THE FULL-FACTORIAL MODEL AND THE TEN EXTRACTED EMOTIONS IN STUDY 2 ....................................................................................... 62 ! Chapter 3: Emotional States of Drivers and Their Impact on Driving Behaviour – A Simulator Study. TABLE 1: FREQUENCY, MEDIAN AND MEANS OF EMOTIONS .................................................................. 81 TABLE 2: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS AND REPORTED EMOTIONAL INTENSITIES ............................................................................................................................ 83 ! Chapter 4: Introducing a Multivariate Model for Predicting Driving Performance: The Role of Driving Anger and Personal Characteristics. TABLE 1: CORRELATIONS OF PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS AND ANGER LEVELS IN THE FIRST STUDY ............................................................................................................. 106 TABLE 2: MULTIPLE LINEAR REGRESSIONS OF ANGER AND PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS ON DRIVING PARAMETERS IN THE FIRST STUDY ................................................................... 108 TABLE 3: CORRELATIONS OF PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS AND ANGER LEVELS IN THE SECOND STUDY ......................................................................................................... 113 TABLE 4: MULTIPLE LINEAR REGRESSIONS OF ANGER AND PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS ON DRIVING PARAMETERS IN THE SECOND STUDY .............................................................. 114 !
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