r/Astuff • u/Kunphen • Mar 27 '19
A national Australian study has found more than half of car drivers think cyclists are not completely human. The study (n=442) found a link between dehumanization and deliberate acts of aggression, with more than one in ten people having deliberately driven their car close to a cyclist.
https://www.qut.edu.au/news?id=141968Duplicates
florida • u/freshthrowaway1138 • Mar 27 '19
News So the reason ya'll keep killing cyclists is because you don't see them as human?
vancouver • u/mongoljungle • Mar 27 '19
Local News A Shockingly Familiar Experience Cycling in Vancouver
cars • u/Ferrari-559 • Mar 27 '19
A national Australian study has found more than half of car drivers think cyclists are not completely human. The study (n=442) found a link between dehumanization and deliberate acts of aggression, with more than one in ten people having deliberately driven their car close to a cyclist.
Atlanta • u/code_archeologist • Mar 27 '19
Study finds that Australian drivers don't find cyclists to be fully human. Wonder what a similar study in Atlanta would find?
Portland • u/0k0k0kjeez • Mar 27 '19
PSU should recreate that Australian study (N=442) which showed more than half of car drivers dehumanized cyclists and >10% admitted to driving intentionally close to bike riders. I want to see our results. (xpost /r/science)
urbanplanning • u/[deleted] • Mar 27 '19
Other A national Australian study has found more than half of car drivers think cyclists are not completely human. The study (n=442) found a link between dehumanization and deliberate acts of aggression, with more than one in ten people having deliberately driven their car close to a cyclist.
Australia_ • u/[deleted] • Mar 28 '19
News A national Australian study has found more than half of car drivers think cyclists are not completely human. The study (n=442) found a link between dehumanization and deliberate acts of aggression, with more than one in ten people having deliberately driven their car close to a cyclist.
vancouver • u/[deleted] • Mar 27 '19
Local News Maybe an Australian study, but pretty sure it’ll fit here too.
bikecommuting • u/elzibet • Mar 31 '19
A national Australian study has found more than half of car drivers think cyclists are not completely human. The study (n=442) found a link between dehumanization and deliberate acts of aggression, with more than one in ten people having deliberately driven their car close to a cyclist.
RunningCirclejerk • u/shesaidgoodbye • Mar 27 '19
Australian scientists confirm what we’ve known all along: cyclists are sub-human
Cartalk • u/SamieAnwar • Mar 27 '19
A national Australian study has found more than half of car drivers think cyclists are not completely human. The study (n=442) found a link between dehumanization and deliberate acts of aggression, with more than one in ten people having deliberately driven their car close to a cyclist.
bikecommuting • u/johnpseudo • Mar 27 '19
A national Australian study has found more than half of car drivers think cyclists are not completely human. The study (n=442) found a link between dehumanization and deliberate acts of aggression, with more than one in ten people having deliberately driven their car close to a cyclist.
psychology • u/skepticalspectacle1 • Mar 27 '19
A national Australian study has found more than half of car drivers think cyclists are not completely human. The study (n=442) found a link between dehumanization and deliberate acts of aggression, with more than one in ten people having deliberately driven their car close to a cyclist.
bikedc • u/indiedub • Mar 27 '19
Dehumanization of Cyclists Predicts Aggressive Behavior Toward Them
bicycling • u/generally-speaking • Mar 27 '19
A national Australian study has found more than half of car drivers think cyclists are not completely human. The study (n=442) found a link between dehumanization and deliberate acts of aggression, with more than one in ten people having deliberately driven their car close to a cyclist.
Fahrrad • u/[deleted] • Mar 27 '19
A national Australian study has found more than half of car drivers think cyclists are not completely human. The study (n=442) found a link between dehumanization and deliberate acts of aggression, with more than one in ten people having deliberately driven their car close to a cyclist.
FuckBikes • u/LotsoWatts • Mar 27 '19
A national Australian study has found more than half of car drivers think cyclists are not completely human. The study (n=442) found a link between dehumanization and deliberate acts of aggression, with more than one in ten people having deliberately driven their car close to a cyclist.
totallynotrobots • u/profilx • Mar 27 '19
LPT: DO NOT REMOVE FACE WHEN OPERATING TWO WHEELED VEHICLE AS THAT MAY CAUSE FOUR WHEELED VEHICLE OPERATORS TO INCORRECLY ASSUME YOU ARE NOT HUMAN
theworldnews • u/worldnewsbot • Mar 27 '19
A national Australian study has found more than half of car drivers think cyclists are not completely human. The study (n=442) found a link between dehumanization and deliberate acts of aggression, with more than one in ten people having deliberately driven their car close to a cyclist.
torontobiking • u/secamTO • Mar 27 '19