Lukas Kirchner, Matthias Kloft, Beatriz Arias Martín, Max Berg, Paria Anjedanimoghadamaraghi, Leonora Schäfer, Winfried Rief
Measuring dysfunctional interpersonal beliefs: validation of the Interpersonal Cognitive Distortions Scale among a heterogeneous German-speaking sample
BMC psychiatry
given unsafe human actions main cause accidents essential comprehend attitudes medical students toward risks road accidents particularly given potential influence future healthcare professionals therefore study carried investigate attitudes medical students towards road accidents crosssectional study conducted 300 zahedan university medical sciences students 2021 available sampling required information collected using researchermade questionnaire content validity ratio 09 content validity index 0908 reliability 079 presented online university systems statistical analysis done using spss 23 software data description done frequency percentage analytical analysis done 2 test average age participants 217 42 years 457 participants male 113 married 797 less 300 km driving experience 76 less 3 years since receiving license 14 stated drive faster others 183 reported history fines 283 reported accident history incorrect attitudes students regarding lowrisk using mobile phones 86 text sending 843 eating drinking driving 746 driving consuming alcohol drugs 73 driving tired sleepy 854 reported based results suggested plan correct wrong attitudes especially among young educated drivers education culture move direction reducing accidents