The Social Psychology of Driving Behavior: Communicative Aspects of Joint-Action

  • Swan L
  • Owens M
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This paper identifies destiny-drivers, casual-cautions driver occasion drivers, as (he primary participations in the driving en and argues that accidents occur when there is a breakdown in es joint-action among and between these drivers. Leftlaners are also within the context of the above designated drivers, and another dangerous driver, the meditator, is introduced. The meditator is for a variety of reasons, has some unresolved issue in contempla drivers emerging in the driving environment are dining-room, p library, and indicator drivers.

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Swan, L. A., & Owens, M. B. (2014). The Social Psychology of Driving Behavior: Communicative Aspects of Joint-Action. Social Thought and Research. https://doi.org/10.17161/str.1808.5032

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