just cramming for my last drivers test in the morning.... (yes I am 30... yes, I was a slow learner....) thought the below advice particularly applicable to life! The experts call this ‘external attribution’ – where you attribute blame or the reason that things happen to things outside of yourself. As you might have guessed, ‘internal attribution’ is when you assign blame or the reason that things happen to yourself. The healthiest situation is where you can recognise the things that are due to you and what you do and the things that aren’t. Research suggests that people who can honestly recognise what is their fault and what is others’ are safer drivers. It’s tough to accept that some things are down to you. Driver qualification handbook
Posted on: Thu, 17 Jul 2014 11:16:24 +0000