Topical Index On Traffic Psychology

This picture is used with permission

Please feel free to send any comments and suggestions to me by clicking the 'battle of love letter' picture above!

My Beautiful Home Page Dr. James' Home Page
Home Page of PSY 409

Contribution: Personal Experiences of Visitors

Generation One (G1):

Claudia Kaneshiro: Driving personality makeover plan

Josephine Allen: Foot-in-the-door phenomenon

Kendell Matsuyoshi: Noise pollution

Jae Isa: Car phobia

Michelle Ota: Changed personality behind the wheel

Shane Akagi: Suffering from Schizophrenia

G1 of PSY 459: A list of G2 students

Generation Two (G2):

Alan Furukawa: A very colorful home page

Berna Collado: A nice background and a very creative home page

Cynthia Yap: Some special ways! A very neat and cute background for home page

Jason Nakasato: A funny and organized home page

Nancee Aki: A nice 'mailto' button and location on home page

G2 of PSY 459: A list of G2 students

Generation Three (G3):

Abraham Cabuag: I can't stop changing lanes impulsively

Christine Huisman: I don't mind threatening pedestrians when they're too slow

Darin Kawamoto: I can't stop having violent thoughts about other drivers

Jeana Chen: I can't stop running stop signs and lights

Sherman Lee: I am too tense in traffic and can't enjoy driving

G3 of PSY 459: A list of G3 students

MY REPORTS:

Report One: My Travel through G1 &G2

Anchoring: Anchoring each paragraph
Causes of speeding: Why do people speed?
Excuses for selfish driving attitude: Denial of one's driving attitude
Frustration: Problems with using the modem at home
Heading: Where heading should be
Links: Making different links
Modem?!: Is it worthy or not?
Nature of speeders: Why do speeders love to wear shades at night?
Sample home pages: Things that are important of making a good home page and a few home pages from G1 and G2
Starting early: A way to prepare oneself for technical problems
Too close!!: Tailgating
Who's the driver?!: Back seat driver

Report Two: My Adapting to Internet

First class from Dr. James: My feeling on the first day of class
My headache: How I feel about computer
Taking this class? Why?!: The reason why I take this class
Week 4: My experience during the forth week of class
Week 5: My experience during the fifth week of class
Week 6: My experience during the sixth week of class
Week 7: My experience during the seventh week of class
FEAR: How technology affect human lives
Consideration: Temper training from working with the computer
Change Major?!: My feeling of creating pages on net
Computer knowledge: A must in this society
Week 8: My experience during the eighth week of class
Stay Ahead: A struggle in finding a solution to keep up when emergency occurs
Week 9: Over-worked: Working hard for this class
Home page: How I feel about home page
Week 10: My experience during the tenth week of class
Week 11: My experience during the eleventh week of class
Week 13: My experience during the thirteenth week of class
Week 14: My experience during the fourteenth week of class
Week 15: My experience during the fifteenth week of class
Week 16: My experience during the sixteenth week of class
Week 17: My experience during the seventeenth week of class

Report Three: My driving personality makeover plan

Makeover: My definition of driving personality makeover plan
Observation: Ways to make self-observation in traffic

Note-taking: Note-taking from a friend while driving
Tape-recording: Tape-recording while driving
Journal-keeping: Keeping a journal after each traffic trip

Problem: My problem in traffic
Implications: Implications for Traffic Psychology

Sensorimotor self: My physiological reactions in traffic
Cognitive self: My thoughts in traffic
Affective self: My emotions in traffic

Resistance: My resistance to specific things in traffic
Methodology: My methods of collecting data in my traffic observation

Report Four: Resistance to Traffic Psychology

Procedure: Procedure of this experiment
Subject One: Introduction of the first subject of this experiment

First meeting 1: First meeting with Subject One

Driving problem 1: Finding out one driving problem of Subject One
Resistance 1: Resistance of Subject One
Reasons 1: Providing reasons to convince Subject One to correct problem
More reasons 1: Providing more reasons
More resistance 1: More resistance of Subject One

Log 1: A log of Subject One's progress

Inner-self modification 1: Inner-self modification of Subject One

Result 1: Result of this experiment on Subject One

Subject Two: Introduction of the second subject of this experiment

First meeting 2: First meeting with Subject Two

Driving problem 2: Finding out one driving problem of Subject Two
Resistance & Reasons 2: Resistance of Subject Two & Reasons to correct problem

Log 2: A log of Subject Two's progress

Suggestions & Advice 2: Suggestions & advice to help correct problem
Inner-self modification 2: Inner-self modification of Subject Two

Result 2: Result of this experiment on Subject Two

DR. JAMES' Home Page

MRS. JAMES' Page: A list of Mrs. James' favorite search sites on WWW

SOME HOT LINKS:

Netsurfer: Many surfing sites...check it out!!

Southern California Traffic Report: Traffic reports of LA, Orange County, San Diego...

The Road: Complains of traffic jam on Highway 7

The Voice of Picatinny Arsenal: Discovery of underground storage tank closes busy intersection

Traffic: Interesting phenomena of the dynamic of vehicular traffic

Traffic Jam Stories: People's stories of traffic jam over the world

Traffic Safety in Sweden : Information on Sweden's traffic safety

WSDOT-Seatle Met Traffic Flow: Traffic maps include ferry schedules, NW region daily construction closures, updated construction reports...

Yahoo-Business and Economy:Transportation:Traffic Reports: Real time traffic information in Chicago, Houston, LA, San Diego...

MY WEB SITE

I can't stop being impatient and seeing other cars as just inconvenient obstacles in my way

Back to the top