Accident liability and primary process thinking : a study in ego psychology

Nell, Oelrich

Title: Accident liability and primary process thinking : a study in ego psychology
Creator: Nell, Oelrich
ThesisAdvisor: De Villiers, D Z
ThesisAdvisor: Page, H W
Subject: Automobile drivers -- Psychology
Subject: Ego (Psychology)
Subject: Traffic safety -- South Africa -- Psychological aspects
Subject: Liability for traffic accidents -- South Africa
Subject: Traffic accidents -- South Africa -- Psychological aspects
Date: 1975
Type: Thesis
Type: Doctoral
Type: PhD
Identifier: vital:3220
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1012950
Description: Serious efforts must be made to combat the high accident rate on the roads in the Republic of South Africa. The same spirit which exists in the field of medicine when there are evidences that an epidemic is beginning to take its toll, must come into being amongst those who are concerned with traffic and its problems. The public itself needs to become more aware of road safety. Many associations and institutions have been created to assist with the inculcation of the road safety ideal. The National Road Safety Council, which creates opportunities for investigation into aspects of road safety must continue to expand its sphere of influence. The research project contained on the following pages represents an attempt to contribute to the human factor in traffic safety, particularly by making a closer study of the driver of the motor vehicle. The writer is concerned with the carnage that is caused by road accidents. His previous study of personality and particularly of the projective techniques of assessment has prompted a consideration of the problem.
Format: 220 leaves, pdf
Publisher: Rhodes University, Faculty of Humanities, Psychology
Language: English
Rights: Nell, Oelrich

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