The Unifying Creative-meditation Technique and Physiological Measurement of Anxiety in Romanian Amateur Drivers | Zendy

Laurenţiu Mitrofan | Zendy; Mihaela Chraif | Zendy; Florinda Golu | Zendy; Emil-Răzvan Gâtej | Zendy

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The Unifying Creative-meditation Technique and Physiological Measurement of Anxiety in Romanian Amateur Drivers

Author(s) -

Laurenţiu Mitrofan,

Mihaela Chraif,

Florinda Golu,

Emil-Răzvan Gâtej

Publication year - 2014

Publication title -

procedia - social and behavioral sciences

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 1877-0428

DOI - 10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.03.362

Subject(s) - meditation , witness , anxiety , amateur , applied psychology , psychology , license , romanian , clinical psychology , computer science , psychiatry , history , linguistics , philosophy , archaeology , programming language , operating system

Nowadays, road accidents are very frequent. Anxiety plays an important role in traffic safety. In this study, we tried to prove that the Unifying Creative-Meditation Technique has a beneficial effect on anxiety which was measured through physiological parameters. The participants were 30 drivers (for the experimental group) and 30 drivers (for the witness group) that have been selected from our Department's students. The subjects had been part of the experimental group were asked to have the driving license for minimum one year.ResultsThe research was conducted on a period of two months and the results were tested using SPSS statistical analysis program by applying the T test procedure for testing the mean of the experimental and the witness group.ConclusionsConsidering this results we can say that the Unifying Creative Meditation Technique have a significant effect on reducing drivers anxiety all this reflecting on a high level on safety and performance in driving

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