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- 1. First Review on RECIDIVISM IN ROAD SAFETY : IDENTIFYING FACTORS AND IMPLEMENTING SOLUTIONS Guided By, Mr Sujay K, Mr Aravind P V Assistant Professor Department of Automobile Engineering SSET. Presented By, Hemanth Kumar (SCM21AU005) Lajith Sajeevan (SCM21AU007) Ziyad Basheer (LSCM21AU011) DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING, SSET
- 2. 29/09/2024 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING, SSET 2 About the Department VISION To be a centre of excellence in disseminating knowledge in the automobile engineering domain MISSION Provide automobile related education of exceptional quality to students by inculcating a thirst for knowledge through adequate practical exposure and classroom session PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUT COMES (PSO) Apply basic science and mathematical principles to design, develop or reengineer automobiles Design or develop subsystems required for building safe, efficient and green vehicles. Applying knowledge of the function of various automobile components and systems for continuous and preventive service and maintenance.
- 3. 29/09/2024 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING, SSET 3 Contents Introduction Literature Review Problem identification & Objective Methodology Project Time span Works to be completed Results and Discussion Conclusions References
- 4. 29/09/2024 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING, SSET 4 INTRODUCTION Road Safety: A Growing Concern Repeat offenses or unsafe behavior among drivers Driver Behavior, Environmental Factors, Socio-Economic Factors Evidence-Based Strategies, Innovative Approaches, Effective Implementation
- 5. 29/09/2024 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING, SSET 5 Literature Review Effectiveness of Penitentiary Psychoeducational Interventions in Road Safety Cristina Escamilla-Robla, Elisa Gim辿nez-Fita, Natura Colomer-P辿rez, David Mart鱈nez-Rubio, and Jaime Navarrete Reduce recidivism in road safety crimes Longitudinal study, 805 participants, pre/post tests Improved risk perception, decision-making, emotional regulation Integrate psychoeducational programs into sentencing alternatives
- 6. 29/09/2024 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING, SSET 6 Impaired-driving recidivism among repeat offenders following an intensive court based intervention Sandra C. Lapham, Laura Ring Kapitula, Janet Cde Baca, Garnett P. McMillan 20-28% of first-time DUI offenders repeat the offense More likely to have high BAC (0.15 mg/dL and above) Examines re-offense rates among DISP participants and comparable non-participants Compares re-offense rates between DISP participants and a comparison sample
- 7. 29/09/2024 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING, SSET 7 Self-efficacy and motivation for controlling drinking and drinking/driving: An investigation of changes across a driving under the influence (Dui) Intervention program and of recidivism prediction Elisabeth Wells-Parker a, Deric R Kenne a, Kris L Spratke a, Marsha T Williams a Examined self-efficacy and motivation to change in 670 DUI offenders Action was the most frequent stage classification (drinking and drinking/driving) Precontemplation was the least frequent classification Stage classifications stable for 74-89% of offenders (drinking and drinking/driving
- 8. 29/09/2024 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING, SSET 8 Methodology 2) Prepared questionnaire 3) Consulted psychologist 6) Consulted statistics specialist 5) Improved questionnaire 1) Study Literature Review 4) Data collection 9) Solution for the problem found from result 8) Prepared result 7) Prepared statistics based on result
- 9. 29/09/2024 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING, SSET 9 Project time span Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
- 10. 29/09/2024 DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING, SSET 10 References Effectiveness of Penitentiary Psychoeducational Interventions in Road Safety Cristina Escamilla-Robla, Elisa Gim辿nez-Fita, Natura Colomer-P辿rez, David Mart鱈nez-Rubio, and Jaime Navarrete Department of Criminology, Faculty of Health Sciences, Universidad Europea de Valencia, Spain; Department of Psychology, Faculty of Health Sciences, UniversidadEuropea de Valencia, Spain; Department of Nursing, Faculty of Nursing and Chiropody, University of Valencia, Spain; Faculty of Nursing and Physiotherapy, Universitat de Lleida, Spain; Department of Personality, Assessment and Psychological Treatments, University of Valencia, Spain; Teaching, Research & Innovation Unit, Parc Sanitari Sant Joan De D辿u, Sant Boi De Llobregat, Spain; CIBER of Epidemiology and Public Health (CIBERESP), Madrid, Spain. Impaired-driving recidivism among repeat offenders following an intensive court based intervention Sandra C. Lapham, Laura Ring Kapitula, Janet Cde Baca, Garnett P. McMillan Behavioral Health Research Center of the Southwest, 612 Encino Place, NE, Albuquerque, NM 87102, USA Self-efficacy and motivation for controlling drinking and drinking/driving: An investigation of changes across a driving under the influence (Dui) Intervention program and of recidivism prediction Elisabeth Wells-Parker a, Deric R Kenne a, Kris L Spratke a, Marsha T Williams a Department of Psychology and Social Science Research Center, Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, MS USA