Young driver safety: a review of behaviour change techniques for future interventions

Keywords

Psychological intervention, Computer security, Psychology, Risk analysis (engineering), Computer science

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• A cluster randomised controlled trial (cRCT) evaluation of a pre-driver education intervention using the Theory of Planned BehaviourElizabeth Box, Lisa Dorn — 2023

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