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Older Pilots Compared to Older Drivers the Model of Self-Regulation

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Older pilots compared to older drivers The model of self-regulation and driving predicts that an older adult will continue to drive depends on the psychological factors of:


A) availability of public transportation.
B) ability to get rides with others.
C) the expense of gas and vehicle upkeep.
D) self-confidence and need for independence.

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