The Factorial Structural Model of Safe Driving Behavior Test: A Descriptive Study Using Confirmatory Factor Analysis

Volume 21 No 6 (2023)

Zaabta Sirine Hadjer, Sebbagh Omar

DOI: 10.48047/nq.2023.21.6.NQ23098

Abstract

This study has aimed to reveal the structural model of the Safe Driving Behavior Test which developed by (Zaabata, 2016), The test was applied to a sample of 300 participants holding driver's licenses of class B, C, and D, with a minimum driving experience of 6 months. The results of the study, after using the confirmatory factor analysis through the AMOS program, has indicated a good fit for the proposed model of the safe driving behavior test for the data of the study sample, which it has resulted the saturation of 36 items based on five (5) factors.

Keywords

Safe Driving Behavior , Confirmatory Factor Analysis.

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