[HTML][HTML] Adaptation of the multidimensional driving styles inventory for Spanish drivers: Convergent and predictive validity evidence for detecting safe and unsafe …
JL Padilla, C Castro, P Doncel… - Accident Analysis & …, 2020 - Elsevier
Abstract The Multidimensional Driving Style Inventory (MDSI; Taubman–Ben-Ari et al., 2004)
is a well-known and useful instrument that allows us to identify not only “maladaptive”
Driving Styles (DS) in order to modify them, but also “adaptive” DS to encourage safe
driving. The aim of this study was to adapt the MDSI to the Spanish spoken in Spain and to
the rules and driving habits of Spaniards. The Argentinian version of the MDSI was taken as
the source version. The sample consisted of 1173 drivers, who completed the Spanish …
is a well-known and useful instrument that allows us to identify not only “maladaptive”
Driving Styles (DS) in order to modify them, but also “adaptive” DS to encourage safe
driving. The aim of this study was to adapt the MDSI to the Spanish spoken in Spain and to
the rules and driving habits of Spaniards. The Argentinian version of the MDSI was taken as
the source version. The sample consisted of 1173 drivers, who completed the Spanish …
Adaptation of the multidimensional driving styles inventory for Spanish drivers: Convergent and predictive validity evidence for detecting safe and unsafe driving styles
JL Padilla García, C Castro Ramírez, P Doncel… - 2019 - digibug.ugr.es
The Multidimensional Driving Style Inventory (MDSI; Taubman–Ben-Ari et al., 2004) is a well-
known and useful instrument that allows us to identify not only “maladaptive” Driving Styles
(DS) in order to modify them, but also “adaptive” DS to encourage safe driving. The aim of
this study was to adapt the MDSI to the Spanish spoken in Spain and to the rules and driving
habits of Spaniards. The Argentinian version of the MDSI was taken as the source version.
The sample consisted of 1173 drivers, who completed the Spanish version of the MDSI. The …
known and useful instrument that allows us to identify not only “maladaptive” Driving Styles
(DS) in order to modify them, but also “adaptive” DS to encourage safe driving. The aim of
this study was to adapt the MDSI to the Spanish spoken in Spain and to the rules and driving
habits of Spaniards. The Argentinian version of the MDSI was taken as the source version.
The sample consisted of 1173 drivers, who completed the Spanish version of the MDSI. The …
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