We propose here Continual Curiosity driven Skill Acquisition (CCSA).
Driving skills were explored in some detail together with its possible link to perceived behavioural control.
Driving skills were evaluated with a simulation in virtual-reality setting assessing the passive fatigue's degree (Karolinska Sleepiness Scale, Standard Deviation of Lateral Position) and the reaction-time to visual and acoustic stimuli.
Driving skills are: Average, drives at a pace called I'm in my own world forever n' always!
It's all a part of their little known Driving Skills For Life initiative, an over a decade-long program that provides safety tips to new drivers.
Driving skills are: Excellent, very aware of traffic pace; can be careful as well as a daredevil, depending on need -- not desire; doesn't drive around aimlessly flossing; only uses this car if necessary; hardly in town to actually drive this daily.
Driving skills are: above average, drives at the right pace and safer than most; always aware of their surroundings; perfect reflexes; seems to think most Angelinos drive way too selfishly; doesn't care about anyone passing them because they're truly happy within (their car, of course).
Driving skills are: Not very good under pressure, otherwise about average on a regular cruise; horrible at parallel parking (hence the smaller car); poor driving skills become evident at a faster pace or distracted if late for appointments or stressed; and yet feels exclusive by the love of that new "Italian Import" even though its part of the American Chrysler assembly line!
Driving skills are: very good, drives at a regular pace unless late for that work appointment; seems to think that even though other, more expensive cars are affordable, this is the right car to fit the lifestyle she/he lives; everyone's way too stressed-out driving and feels like being behind the wheel of a million bucks can't buy happiness.
Driving skills are: superior, unnecessarily speedier than most; seems to think everyone's driving way too slow; hardly signals by using their indicator light yet changes lanes frequently and looks at everyone like, "I'm in my BMW -- I don't care about what you're driving, I'm in a BMW, bytch!" Similar to: Ducati Superbike.
