Reliability of the Driver Behaviour Questionnaire in a sample of novice drivers
作者： Warren A. Harrison
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摘要: The Driver Behaviour Questionnaire (DBQ) is a well-researched measurement instrument that used widely to assess aspects of driver behaviour reflect human error, lapses, and deliberate risky actions. DBQ has been in range cultural settings sometimes as one number outcome measures road safety interventions. Its use an measure assumes it reliable instrument, but apart from evidence the item scales are internally consistent there little about its reliability. This study investigated factor structure, internal consistency, test-retest reliability using sample 822 recently-licensed drivers who completed other questionnaire items on two occasions separated by 6 months. results suggest high levels consistency for each four test re-test reliabilities. support evaluation studies. (a) For covering entry this conference, please see ITRD abstract no. E218699.
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