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Traffic Psychology
Student Reports
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Cyber-Psychology
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Student Papers on Spirituality,
Theistic Psychology, Swedenborg, Life After Death www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/leonj/leonpsy/instructor/swedenborg.html#students |
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Read these articles on the generational curriculum
project:
The project started in 1973 and involves generations of students in several psychology courses taught by Dr. Leon James with the assistance of Dr. Diane Nahl at the University of Hawaii. Students write scholarly and research reports for future students and make use of prior generation reports by reading them, analyzing them, and furthering their objectives. This article focuses on the history of the project, its theory, and the special benefits it provides to students in terms of writing literacy and critical thinking. |
Dr. Leon James, University of Hawaii
1971 onward
Last update: January 2008
1.
Introduction to the Online
Daily Round Archives at the University of Hawaii (this document)
2.
Transcripts of Conversations
and their Analyses
3. Traffic Psychology Reports on these topics:
o Driving & Aggression: An Examination of Driving Behavior
o Influence on the Driving Performance and Behavior:Factors that affect me
o The Stereotypes of Women Drivers: From male conducted research and analysis from my perspective
o A Self-Monitoring Project for Modifying Driving Speed
o My Self Witnessing Experiment On Driving the Speed Limit
4. Traffic Psychology Reports on these topics:
o Personality in Traffic
o Adolescents at Risk
o Speeding and Aggressive Behavior
5. Driving Behavior of Adolescents
o Risky behavior/Sensation Seeking
o Egocentrism Fitting in/ Insecruities in Adolescence
o College Students are More Responsible
o Driving Under The Influence --
Preventions
6. The Threefold Self--Observations of Myself on the Daily round
o The Ennead Matrix for classifying self and behavior
o The Spiritual Self--Positive and Negative Bias
o The Reflective Self
o The Automatic Self
o Self-Witnessing Reports
o The Three Domains of Behavior: Affective, Cognitive, Sensorimotor
o Applied to passages in the social
Psychology book by Edward Krupat
7.
Social Psychology of Song
Analysis
8.
Hey Cards Created by Social
Psychology Students
9. Personality Studies--Occupation; the Paranormal; Pets and their Owners;
o Personality and Occupation: Creating the Ideal Situation
o The Paranormal and How it Correlates with Ones' Personality
o Psychology and Pets: Human and Dog
Interdependency: The Benefits of Dog Assisted Therapy on the Personality as
Well as the Environment
20. Driving Behavior -- Literature Review on Aggressiveness
21. AGGRESSIVENESS ON THE ROAD: SPEEDING
22. DRUNKEN DRIVERS
23. COMPETITION AT THE STOPLIGHT
24. EXPLANATION OF AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR IN TRANSIT-THE BUS
25. HOW PEDESTRIANS CROSSING IN FRONT OF MY CAR AFFECTS MY AGGRESSION
26.
My Personality in Traffic: An
Eclectic Approach to Behavior Modification:
Vital lies, simple truths| An approach to growth| The self in social
interaction| The misunderstanding and mishandling of anger| The heat/aggression
relationship| Delinquency and rationalization| The adjusted American|
Aggression and altruism| Hostility and aggression| Moral education|
Bibliography
27.
Impatience Behind The Wheel:
Rush-Hour Combat
Traffic Safety and the Driver| It's Driving Us Crazy| Driving Passion: The
Psychology of the Car| Personality Correlates of Driver Stress | Comparison
Perceptions of Driver Ability - A Confirmation and Expansion |Type A Behavior
Pattern and Motor Vehicle Driver's Behavior| Human Factors in Traffic
Accidents| The Driver and Safety| Death on the Road: A Study in Social Violence
28.
Aggression on the road: A
factual and observational analysis
Aggression, what is it?| Anger| Factors Influencing Aggression on the Road|
Examples of Aggression on the Road
29. Self-Witnessing Report of My Thoughts and Feelings Behind the Wheel
30. Aggressiveness on the Road: Psychological and Physical Causes of Driver Aggression
31. Aggressiveness on the Road: Speeding
32. Aggressiveness on the Road: Driver Behavior
33. Aggression on the Road: Bitterness on the Bus
34. Say No to Aggressive Behavior
35. Drunk Driving
36. Drunk Driving: A Deadly Mixture
37. The Contractual License: An Effective Solution to Drunk Driving
38. Self-Witnessing and the Understanding of Traffic Psychology
39. The Stereotype of Women Drivers
40. Is the Automobile An Immoral Means of Transportation
41. 7. Annotated Bibliography Of My Personality In Traffic
42. The Cognitive Behavioral Theory and Driving
43. Aggressiveness of the Road: Driver Behavior in Freeway Traffic Congestion
44. Aggressiveness of the Road: Driver Behavior
46.
Traffic Psychology Reports on
these topics:
Driving & Aggression: An Examination of Driving Behavior Influence on the Driving
Performance and Behavior: Factors that affect me The Stereotypes of Women
Drivers: From male conducted research and analysis from my perspective A
Self-Monitoring Project for Modifying Driving Speed My Self Witnessing
Experiment On Driving the Speed Limit
48. Drinking and Driving Literature reviews Aggressive driving Literature reviews
51. Is there a Moral Crisis in Driving Attitudes?
52. Driver Attitudes in Driving Newsgroups
53. Letting Out the Anger in Driving Newsgroups
54. Road Rage and Aggressive Driving Burn Brightly Through Newsgroup Messages
55. Different Attitudes Towards Aggressive Driving & Road Rage
56. Group Dynamics and Emotional Content of Newsgroups for Drivers
57. Is There a Moral Crisis in Driving Attitudes?: Crashing and Burning or a Sunday Cruise?
58. Driver Attitudes Expressed in Newsgroups: Flamers, Mockers, Regulars, and Wagoners
59. Driver Attitudes Perpetuated by Electronic Newsgroups
G26 Student Reports on Driving Psychology
G25 Student Reports on Driving Psychology
G24 Student Reports on Driving Psychology
G23 Student Reports on Driving Psychology
G22 Student Reports on Driving Psychology
G21 Student Reports on Driving Psychology
58. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409af2004/le/409a-g21-report2.htm
59. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409af2004/park/report2.htm
60. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409af2004/Sansaver/report2.htm
61. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409af2004/hoang/409a-g21-report2.htm
62. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409af2004/hanai/409a-g21-report2.htm
63. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409af2004/azama/409a-g21-report2.htm
64. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409af2004/Razon/409a-g21-report2.htm
65. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409af2004/greer/409a-g21-report2.htm
66. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409af2004/duclos/409a-g21-report2.htm
67. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409af2004/higa/409a-g21-report2.htm
G20 Student Reports on Driving Psychology
68. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409as2004/arakawa-longboy/report1.htm
69. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409as2004/arakaki/report1.htm
70. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409as2004/sayo/report1.htm
71. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409as2004/fukushima/report1.htm
72. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409as2004/sayo/report1.htm
73. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409as2004/kubo/report1.htm
74. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409as2004/phillips/report1.htm
75. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409as2004/fukushima/report2.htm
76. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409as2004/arakawa-longboy/report2.htm
77. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409as2004/concep/report%202.htm
78. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409as2004/arakaki/report2.htm
79. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409as2004/chang/report%203.htm
80. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409as2004/arakawa-longboy/report3.htm
81. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409as2004/concep/report%203.htm
82. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409as2004/kubo/report3.htm
83. www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/409as2004/sayo/report3.htm
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