Table 3.
Item | Correlation With Error Scores | |||
Road Test | Naturalistic Driving | |||
Spouse | Adult Child | Spouse | Adult Child | |
Gets lost while driving | −.49* | .16 | −.34 | .30 |
Runs red lights | −.35 | .20 | −.40 | .38 |
Runs stop signs | −.33 | −.14 | −.49 | −.01 |
Has trouble staying in the lane or crosses over the center line | .13 | .38 | −.30 | .38 |
Has trouble finding the controls in the vehicle | −.28 | .49* | −.50 | .65** |
Goes the wrong way on a one-way street | −.23 | −.18 | −.23 | −.01 |
Goes the wrong way on the interstatea | — | — | — | — |
Drives too slowly on a city street | −.35 | .50* | −.40 | .68** |
Drives too slowly on the interstate | −.35 | .71** | −.32 | .69* |
Speeds on a city street | −.20 | .03 | −.47 | −.17 |
Speeds on the interstate | −.13 | −.05 | −.17 | −.17 |
Hits or almost hits another vehicle, person, or object | −.35 | −.07 | −.67** | −.14 |
Total | −.36 | .48* | −.56* | .54* |
No caregiver endorsed “goes the wrong way on the interstate,” so no correlations were calculated for this item.
p < .05. **p < .01.