Investigators from University of Bari Report New Data on Psychology and Psychiatry [Sociodemographic and Psychological Factors Affecting Motor Vehicle Crashes (Mvcs): a Classification Analysis Based On the Contextual-mediated Model of...].

A recent report from the University of Bari in Italy discusses research on the sociodemographic and psychological factors that contribute to motor vehicle crashes (MVCs). The study aimed to identify the profiles of drivers with a history of MVCs and compare them to drivers without MVCs. The research found that personality traits and motor speed were significant predictors of MVC involvement. These findings provide valuable insights for researchers and practitioners working on preventing road trauma. [Extracted from the article]