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Study on risky behaviour, risk perception and positive affect of motorcyclists in malaysia

Study on risky behaviour, risk perception and positive affect of motorcyclists in malaysia / Richard Cheah Jun Xian
Kajian ini dijalankan untuk menentukan kepentingan persepsi risiko dan keminatan terhadap tingkah laku menunggang motosikal yang berisiko dan hubungan antara ketiga-tiga komponen ini. Survei soal selidik telah dijalankan terhadap penunggang motosikal untuk mengumpul maklumat yang berkenaan seperti umur, jantina, pengalaman memandu dan tanggapan risiko, keminatan dan tingkah laku menunggang berisiko. Sistem skala 5-titik telah digunakan dalam soal selidik tersebut. Kajian ini mendapati bahawa keminatan penunggang motosikal mempengaruhi lebih banyak daripada persepsi risiko terhadap tingkah laku menunggang berisiko berdasarkan keputusan yang diperolehi daripada analisis Model Persamaan Struktur (SEM). Ini menunjukkan bahawa proses intuitif adalah proses utama bagi penunggang motosikal di Malaysia semasa mereka menunggang di jalan raya. Di samping itu, umur penunggang motosikal memberi kesan ketara terhadap tingkah laku berisiko dengan anggaran pekali -0.037. Ini menunjukkan bahawa penunggang motosikal yang lebih tua jarang melakukan tingkah laku berisiko semasa menunggang di jalan raya. Selain itu, pengalaman dalam memandu (tahun mendapat lesen) didapati ada hubungan positif dengan persepsi risiko pengawal motif dengan anggaran pekali 0.012 dan hubungan negatif dengan kesan positif dengan anggaran pekali -0.032. Ini menunjukkan bahawa penunggang motosikal yang baru sahaja mendapat lesen penunggang motosikal lebih cenderung untuk berfikir bahawa kelakuan risiko yang dinyatakan tersebut adalah tidak begitu risiko dan mereka lebih suka untuk bertindak tingkah laku berisiko tersebut ketika menunggang motosikal. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ This study was done to determine the significance of risk perception and positive affect towards motorcyclists’ risky riding behaviour and the relationship among these three components. A questionnaire survey had been conducted to collect the related information such as age, gender, driving experience and self-reported risk perception, positive affect, risky riding behaviour from the motorcyclists. A 5-point scale system was used for respondents to answer the self-reported questions. The study found that positive affect influences more than risk perception on risky riding behaviour based on the results obtained from Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) analysis. This shows that intuitive processes are the major process for the motorcyclists in Malaysia rather than rational processes while they are riding on the road. Moreover, the age of motorcyclists significantly affects the risky behaviour with an estimate coefficient of -0.037 which showed that elder motorcyclists seldom perform risky behaviour while riding on the road. Besides, the driving experience (years of obtaining license) obtained positive relationship on the motorcyclists’ risk perception with an estimate coeffiicient of 0.012 and negative relationship with positive affect with estimate coefficient of -0.032. This showed that motorcyclists that just newly obtained the motorcyclist license would tend to think that those stated behaviour were lower risk in overall and more likely to behave the particular riding risky behaviour.
Contributor(s):
Richard Cheah Jun Xian - Author
Primary Item Type:
Final Year Project
Identifiers:
Accession Number : 875008342
Language:
English
Subject Keywords:
risk; motorcyclists; (SEM)
First presented to the public:
6/1/2019
Original Publication Date:
9/27/2019
Previously Published By:
Universiti Sains Malaysia
Place Of Publication:
School of Civil Engineering
Citation:
Extents:
Number of Pages - 68
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Date Deposited
2019-09-27 16:20:59.584
Submitter:
Mohd Jasnizam Mohd Salleh

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