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SUMMARY:ST3: Driver Emotional States and Behavior
DESCRIPTION:Impact of Aggressive Driving on Road Safety: A Systematic Revi
 ew\n\nAggressive driving (AD) is widely recognized as a critical contribut
 or to crash risk, yet most research treats it as a single construct. We re
 fine the literature by introducing a law-based typology that separates vio
 lative AD, referring to behaviors that breach traffic regulations, from no
 n-violativ...\n\n\nYan Chen, Moajjem Hossain Chowdhury, and Yunmei Liu (Un
 iversity of Louisville)\n---------------------\nA PRISMA-Based Review of E
 mpathic Intervention in Driving Contexts\n\nDriving is an emotionally char
 ged activity where both positive and negative emotions can impact safety a
 nd performance. Empathic interventions, particularly those utilizing in-ve
 hicle agents, have emerged as a promising approach to regulate drivers’ em
 otions and enhance road safety. Utilizing ...\n\n\nMungyeong Choe and Myou
 nghoon Jeon (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University)\n-------
 --------------\nDefining Prosocial Behavior in Traffic: Linking Behavior t
 o Perception\n\nThis study investigates prosocial behavior – actions benef
 iting other road users – increasingly important in traffic environments wi
 th diverse mobility options and autonomous technologies. Despite growing r
 elevance, research lacks empirically-validated definitions connecting beha
 vioral m...\n\n\nSooyeon Kim (University of Wisconsin - Madison); Shashank
  Mehrotra, Kumar Akash, and Kevin Salubre (Honda Research Institute USA); 
 and John Lee (University of Wisconsin - Madison)\n\nTrack: Surface Transpo
 rtation\n\nSession Chairs: Allison Bayro (Arizona State University, Univer
 sity of Illinois Chicago) and Waverly Ocampo (San Jose State University)
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