Emotions in driving vehicles: differences between students and professionals
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The driving supposed the implementation of a whole series of emotions and motivations. A subject to the controls of a vehicle of experimentation various emotional and motivational states that will influence him directly in his decision making. Anxiety has been one of the most studied emotions over the years as a variable that influences driving. Good driving requires that we assume the infinite task of preventing errors and suppressing irrational decisions with what this entails with emotions. Those drivers who have a greater ability to control and regulate their emotions, in turn control anxiety levels better
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