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Establishing a Theoretical Association between the Need for Social Connectedness and Distracted Driving

2021-08-10

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<p>Distracted driving, a major cause of road crashes in the United States, includes all forms of activities in which the driver takes his or her eyes or attention from driving. The most prevalent secondary driving tasks are phone use while driving. Phones are not just communication tools but devices that foster social connectedness – the short-term experience that promotes feelings of belonging. This study seeks t...

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10.31234/osf.io/35wbk
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