Driving anger and anger expression in drivers with depression and anxiety disorders.

Previous research revealed that driving anger and negative expression styles are risk factors for accidents violent behaviors in traffic. Besides, the feeling of often accompanies psychiatric disorders. These two situations raise question whether individuals receiving treatment angrier traffic environments. This study aims to compare drivers with depression or anxiety disorders without any disease regarding driver styles. For this purpose, (n:119) were compared non-patient control group terms by using scale (DAS) inventory (DAX). SPSS version 22.0 was used analyze data. According findings, there no significant difference between patients based on scores DAS DAX subscales (p >0.05). findings indicate do not differ from non-psychiatric angry thoughts results provide a new perspective psychiatrists responsible psychotechnical license assessments.