Most people say that men are the more aggressive drivers and women are just bad drivers. Many women feel they are more aggressive than me. By looking back at what past generational students have to say on the topic, examining people's recent experiences and other informational resources, I hope to provide you and myself with a better handle on these questions. She provides the definitions of three terms that are norms, stereotypes, and expectations. According to her report, norms are expected actions in particular situations.
Stereotypes are stigmatic and discriminatory labels that are placed on people.
She applies those terms to gender differences in aggressive driving. Her personal experiences and statistics of aggressive driving are also discussed in her report. She explains that men act upon their anger more than women because of their dominant and controlling nature. Ms. Lucey distributed a questionnaire taken from Dr. James' G6 class and had eight males and eight females fill it out. No answers, in order to examine gender driving norms.