Social adjustment profiles of female drivers involved in fatal and nonfatal accidents



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Am J Psychiatry 1977; 134:801-804
Copyright © 1977 by American Psychiatric Association

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Social adjustment profiles of female drivers involved in fatal and nonfatal accidents

JW Shaffer, CW Schmidt Jr, HI Zlotowitz and RS Fisher

Previous research by the authors has shown that male drivers involved in fatal and nonfatal accidents can be differentiated from the general population on the basis of background, behavior, and social adjustment. The results of the present study suggest that female drivers involved in serious crashes do not differ from the overall female driving population.

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