Improvement of hazard prediction accuracy after training: Moderation effect of driving self-efficacy and road safety attitudes of learner drivers

Šeibokaitė, Laura; Endriulaitienė, Auksė; Markšaitytė, Rasa; Slavinskienė, Justina

doi:10.1016/j.ssci.2022.105742

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“…The findings show that safety attitudes can reduce human error; situational awareness partially mediates the effect of safety attitudes on human errors. This result is supported by the literature [11,14,[16][17][18][19][20], which shows that safety attitudes can significantly reduce human error. In addition, task complexity positively moderated the relationship between safety attitudes and situational awareness and positively moderated the indirect effect of safety attitudes on human errors through situational awareness.…”

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“…The attitude-behavior process model, which states that attitudes can describe and predict behavior [16], has been widely used in the study of safety behavior. In addition, some related studies have shown that miners' poor psychological states, such as poor attitudes and motivation, cause the highest frequency of human safety accidents [17][18][19][20].…”

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The Effect of Safety Attitudes on Coal Miners’ Human Errors: A Moderated Mediation Model

Niu

Zhao

2022

Sustainability

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With the advancement of digital technology, the operation scenarios and work of miners have changed. Although the rate of accidents caused by unsafe conditions is decreasing year by year, the rate of accidents caused by human errors is still high. To investigate the influencing factors of miners’ human errors in the context of smart mines, based on the attitude–behavior model, this paper introduced two variables, situational awareness and task complexity, and established a moderated mediation model to explore the path of safety attitudes on human errors. Using time-lagged data from 246 full-time miners working at smart mines, we found that miners’ safety attitudes were effective in reducing human errors, miners’ safety attitudes reduced human errors through the mediation of situational awareness, and task complexity enhanced the positive relationship between safety attitudes and situational awareness, thus positively moderating the indirect relationship between safety attitudes and human errors. The findings advance a new understanding of how safety attitudes can reduce miners’ human errors. They also provide practical implications on the importance of leadership and finding ways to promote situational awareness as well as maintaining good safety attitudes.

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The Effect of Safety Attitudes on Coal Miners’ Human Errors: A Moderated Mediation Model

Niu

Zhao

2022

Sustainability

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“…The drivers' sense of selfefficacy and road safety attitudes were assessed with the use of measurements registered in the preliminary test. In spite of the conclusions that the difference between the pre-and post-test variables does not correlate with either the sense of selfefficacy or with the attitudes in terms of road safety, article [13] indicates potential efficacy measures. In order to assess self-efficacy in driving, the 12element Adelaide Driving Self-Efficacy Scale was used.…”

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“…An efficacy index closest to the subject matter of this article is presented by the authors of [13]. They analyse the efficacy of a newly developed online training program for learner drivers regarding the prediction of hazards.…”

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The use of the semi-quantitative classification method of assessment of the efficacy of safety systems for the railway technical rescue system

Gill

Smoczyński

2022

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Much research shows that over-expansion of safety systems can be irrational and counter-effective. To avoid this, it is necessary to define a method for assessing the effectiveness of the implemented risk reduction measures. This article presents the adaptation of a previously developed method of this type to the nature of the operation of the railway rescue teams. It uses a hierarchical classification system of safety measures that is used as a basis on which their effectiveness is determined. The way how the method should be implemented is presented on the example of 28 selected tools used by rescue teams operating within the Polish railway infrastructure manager. Although the obtained results do not constitute a comprehensive solution to the problem of assessing the effectiveness of safety systems, they can nevertheless be used to support decisions taken in this area.

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A Study of the Relationship Between Psychological Capital and Unsafe Behavior of Construction Workers

Gao

Yan

Chen

2023

Lecture Notes in Operations Research

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Improvement of hazard prediction accuracy after training: Moderation effect of driving self-efficacy and road safety attitudes of learner drivers

Cited by 15 publications

References 33 publications

The Effect of Safety Attitudes on Coal Miners’ Human Errors: A Moderated Mediation Model

The Effect of Safety Attitudes on Coal Miners’ Human Errors: A Moderated Mediation Model

The use of the semi-quantitative classification method of assessment of the efficacy of safety systems for the railway technical rescue system

A Study of the Relationship Between Psychological Capital and Unsafe Behavior of Construction Workers

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