Table 3. Regression of pedestrian behaviors on age, gender, personality traits, and global stress.

Predictors (β)		Dependent variables
		Positive behaviors	Transgression	Aggressive behaviors	Lapses
Step1
1	Age	.12*	−.19**	−.09	−.16**
2	Gender	−.13*	−.06	−.07	.06
	R2	.03	.04	.01	.03
	ΔR2	.03**	.04**	.01	.03**
	F	5.22**	6.48**	1.93	4.91**
Step 2
1	Age	.06	−.11*	.00	−.10
2	Gender	−.14**	−.06	−.04	.06
4	Openness	.12*	.04	.12*	.05
5	Neuroticism	−.07	.17**	.10	.15*
7	Altruism	.38***	−.28***	−.44***	−.17*
	R2	.26	.18	.21	.09
	ΔR2	.22***	.14***	.20***	.06***
	F	20.92***	13.03***	16.54***	6.26***
Step 3
1	Age	.05	−.11*	.00	−.10
2	Gender	−.14**	−.06	−.04	.05
4	Openness	.11*	.04	.12*	.05
5	Neuroticism	−.01	.17*	.08	.10
7	Altruism	.38***	−.28***	−.44***	−.17*
8	PSS	−.12*	.00	.04	.09
	R2	.27	.18	.22	.10
	ΔR2	.01*	.00	.00	.01
	F	18.24***	10.82***	13.84***	5.59***

Notes: PSS = Perceive Stress Scale; Gender (1 = male, 2 = female).

^* p < .05 (two-tailed)

** p < .01 (two-tailed)

*** p < .001 (two-tailed).