In this theory, all aspects of relationships must be learned, so in other words, practice makes perfect. The other doctor that Hamamoto wrote about was Dr. Sarmiento . The next section was about driving therapy. In this section, Hamamoto analyzes the views of Dr. Cohn and Dr. Driving . Dr. Cohn is a therapist, his view of improving driving is to reduce stress from environmental factors by meditating and improving diet.
Meditation allows one to calm oneself and to achieve self-awareness.
Improving ones diet can reduce anxiety. Dr. Driving is a behaviorist. He focuses on analyzing the behavior and then altering the unwanted behavior. The difference in the two doctors approaches is that while Dr. Cohn is indirect, Dr. Driving is more direct, finding specific driving problems and gives solutions to them. The last section of Hamamoto's report focused on technology and transgression.