Az agresszív, dühös és megtorló közúti magatartásmódok pszichológiai hátterének egyes aspektusai
Absztrakt
A cikk a közúti viselkedések (agresszió, düh, megtorlás stb.) megjelenését és facilitáló tényezőit foglalja össze, és áttekinti a nemzetközi szakirodalomban legtöbbet kutatott egyéni jellemzőket. A személyiségvonások mellett a demográfiai jellemzők és társas hatások szerepét is bemutatják.
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