Brain Damage, Information Processing and Driver Capability

Inman, Vaughan W.; Lindholm, Julie M.; Arizona. Dept. of Transportation

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Brain Damage, Information Processing and Driver Capability

1987-08-01
By Inman, Vaughan W. ; Lindholm, Julie M.

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Inman, Vaughan W. ; Lindholm, Julie M.

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Arizona. Dept. of Transportation
Corporate Contributors:

Arizona State University
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Brain Driver Performance Driving Highways Hospitals I84: Personal Injuries Impaired Drivers Motor Skills Safety And Human Factors Test Facilities Visual Perception
Publication/ Report Number:

FHWA-AZ87-206
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Arizona
TRIS Online Accession Number:

00467766
Edition:

Final Report
Corporate Publisher:

United States. Federal Highway Administration
Abstract:

The overall goal of the pilot research project was to initiate a collaborative effort with Phoenix Baptist Hospital for the study of the relationship between information-processing capabilities and driving performance in brain-damaged individuals. To this end, a microcomputer based research facility was established at the Hospital. This facility allowed the testing of patients on a battery of visual information processing tasks developed as part of a larger ADOT project (Lindholm et al., 1986). A Road Test Evaluation form was designed in collaboration with the Hospital's driving instructor and subsequently used to evaluate the patients' driving skills. Data from the neuropsychological tests administered by the Hospital staff were also included in the assessment.
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