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... Differential driver risk -- Persistent individual differences among drivers in crash risk. Related to various personal traits such as age, personality, character, medical conditions, other physical variations, and performance capabilities.
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... Reference group -- The group of individuals used to develop a test; for example, commercial drivers, commercial drivers meeting some performance criterion. Reliability -- The degree to which test scores are consistent, dependable, or repeatable.
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Key Terms

  • medical conditions
  • job analysis
  • test scores
  • driving behaviors
  • cial drivers

  • job performance
  • performance criterion
  • crash risk
  • risk perception
  • driver selection

  • commercial driver
  • correct decisions
  • behavioral history
  • test prediction
  • commercial drivers

  • driving behavior
  • adverse impact
  • driver success


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