Motivating factors in the use of restraint systems : final report
Publication details: Philadelphia PA : National Analysts, Inc, 1971Description: 108 sSubject(s): Online resources: Abstract: This study has undertaken qualitative and quantitative inquiry among licensed automobile drivers to determine attitude behaviors and rationales that are relevant to restraint systems use. Moreover, it has identified target groups of drivers by attitudinal patterns and other less salient characteristics, to whom further educational and/or promotional efforts can be addressed most efficiently to increase the use of restraint systems. Finally, analysis of the study data has suggested some procedures for impIementing its conclusions most effectively.This study has undertaken qualitative and quantitative inquiry among licensed automobile drivers to determine attitude behaviors and rationales that are relevant to restraint systems use. Moreover, it has identified target groups of drivers by attitudinal patterns and other less salient characteristics, to whom further educational and/or promotional efforts can be addressed most efficiently to increase the use of restraint systems. Finally, analysis of the study data has suggested some procedures for impIementing its conclusions most effectively.