Browsing by Author "Sullman, Mark J. M."

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    • Driving anger in Spain 

      Sullman, Mark J. M.; Gras, M. Eugenia; Cunill, Monica; Planes, Monserrat; Font-Mayolas, Silvia (2007-03)
      The present study examined the types of situations that cause Spanish drivers to become angry. The 33-item version of the Driver Anger Scale (Deffenbacher, Oetting, & Lynch, 1994) was used to investigate driver anger amongst ...

    • Mobile phone use while driving in a sample of Spanish university workers 

      Gras, M. Eugenia; Cunill, Monica; Sullman, Mark J. M.; Planes, Montserrat; Ayrnerich, Maria; Font-Mayolas, Silvia (2007-03)
      A number of epidemiological studies have reported drivers who use a mobile phone while driving have an elevated risk of being involved in a crash. This is particularly concerning as a survey of drivers in the Spanish region ...

    • Motivation for change and the pros and cons of smoking in a Spanish population 

      Font-Mayolas, Silvia; Planes, Montserrat; Gras, Ma Eugenia; Sullman, Mark J. M. (2007-01)
      Decisional balance and the stage of change have been used to understand the motivation for giving up the habit of smoking. The objective of this study was to find out whether the associations between the pros and the cons ...

    • Predictors of seat belt use amongst Spanish drivers 

      Eugenia Gras, M.; Cunill, Monica; Sullman, Mark J. M.; Planes, Monserrat; Font-Mayolas, Silvia (2007-05)
      Seat belt use on Spanish urban roads is very low. Surprisingly, there is very little information to explain this low level. A number of perceptions and expectancies about seat belt use were investigated to identify factors ...

    • Psychosocial factors associated with the self-reported frequency of cell phone use while driving in Iran 

      Kalantari, Amir Hossein; Yazdi, Seyedeh Monavar; Hill, Tetiana; Moghaddam, Abolfazl Mohammadzadeh; Ayati, Esmaeel; Sullman, Mark J. M. (2021-04-21)
      Cell phone use while driving is a common contributing factor in thousands of road traffic injuries every year globally. Despite extensive research investigating the risks associated with cell phone use while driving, social ...