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The Five-Factor Model and Driving Behavior: Personality and Involvement in Vehicular Accidents

Participants completed both the NEO-PI–R personality measure and measures of prior involvement in driving accidents. Significant negative correlations were found between the factor of Agreeableness and the total number of driving tickets received as well as the sum of combined at-fault accidents, not-at-fault accidents, and driving tickets received by participants. Implications and potential future directions for research are discussed.

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