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threat avoidance model of driver behaviour: a standalone construct

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Road safety

a learning theory account of driving in which drivers learn anticipatory responses to avoid aversive hazards, explaining risk-taking as reinforced avoidance.

In road safety, threat avoidance model of driver behaviour refers to a learning theory account of driving in which drivers learn anticipatory responses to avoid aversive hazards, explaining risk-taking as reinforced avoidance. This meaning comes from Fuller (1984) in Ergonomics.[1]

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References

Fuller, R. (1984). A conceptualization of driving behaviour as threat avoidance. Ergonomics, 27(11), 1139-1155. https://doi.org/10.1080/00140138408963596

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