Journal of Safety Research 2005: Vol 36 Index & Table of Contents

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Journal of Safety Research 36 (2005) 509-512
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Annual Index: vol. 36/2005
Titles:
A comparison of aggressive and DUI crashes. Cook, L. J., Knight, S., & Olson, L. M. 36(5), 491-493.
A note from the Editor. Lin, M. -L. 36(5), 459.
A research model—forecasting inci ates fi imized safety program intervention strategies. Iyer, P. S., Haight, J. M.,
Del Castillo, E., Tink, B. W., & Hawkins, P. W. 36(4), 341-351.
Advantages and disadvantages of different crash modeling techniques. Sando, T., Mussa, R., Sobanjo, J., & Spainhour, L.
36(5), 485-487.
An empirical investigation of safety climate in container terminal operators. Lu, C. -S., & Shang, K. -c. 36(3), 297-308.
An evaluation of the effectiveness of a baby walker safety standard to prevent stair-fall injuries. Rodgers, G. B., & Leland,
E. W. 36(4), 327-332.
An overview to CERSSO’s self evaluation of the cost-benefit on the investment in occupational safety and health in the textile
factories: “A step by step methodology.” Amador-Rodezno, R. 36(3), 215-229.
Analysis of non-fatal and fatal injury rates for mine operator and contractor employees and the influence of work location.
Karra, V. K. 36(5), 413-421.
Applying user feedback to improve data access and usability: Massachusetts beta test results. Rothenberg, H. A., Knodler, M.,
& Riessman, R. 36(5), 469-471.
Approaches to understanding young driver risk taking. Rhodes, N., Brown, D., & Edison, A. 36(5), 497-499.
Backseat safety belt use and crash outcome. Zhu, M., Hardman, S. B., & Cook, L. J. 36(5), 505-507.
Characteristics of worker accidents on NYSDOT construction projects. Mohan, S., & Zech, W. C. 36(4), 353-360.
Computer simulations help determine safe vertical boom speeds for roof bolting in underground coal mines. Ambrose, D. H..,
Bartels, J. R., Kwitowski, A. J., Gallagher, S., & Battenhouse, T. R. Jr. 36(4), 387-397.
Connecticut statewide sTEP wave evaluation. Geary, L. L., Ledingham, K. A., & Maloney, S. C. 36(4), 333-340.
Crash data and signal coordination: A one-way pair case study. Tindale, S. A., & Hsu, P. (Peter). 36(5), 481-482.
Data mining of tree-based models to analyze freeway accident frequency. Chang, L. -Y., & Chen, W. -C. 36(4), 365-375.
Development and implementation of a driver safety history indicator into the roadside inspection selection system. Lantz, B., &
Loftus, J. 36(5), 489-490.
Development of a statewide highway safety data warehouse: Massachusetts data warehouse and web-based access.
Rothenberg, H. A., Riessman, R., & Flatten, D. 36(5), 465-467.
Effect on fatality risk of changing from secondary to primary seat belt enforcement. Farmer. C. M., & Williams, A. F. 36(2),
189-194.
Effects of two doses of methylphenidate on simulator driving performance in adults with attention deficit hyperactivity
disorder. Barkley, R. A., Murphy, K. R., O'Connell, T., & Connor, D. F. 36(2), 121-131.
Evaluation of the Reading, PA nighttime safety belt enforcement campaign: September 2004. Chaudhary, N. K., Alonge, M., &
Preusser, D. F. 36(4), 321-326.
Examining legal rules to protect children from injuries in recreational and sport activities. Centner, T. J. 36(1), 1-7.
Falls among older adults—risk factors and prevention strategies. Stevens, J. A. 36(4), 409-411.
Foreword. Eijkemans, G., & Fingerhut, M. 36(3), 207-208.
Freight transport and non-driving work duties as predictors of falling saleep at the wheel in urban areas of Crete. Tzamalouka,
G., Papadakaki, M., & Chliaoutakis, J. E. 36(1), 75—84.
Graduated driver licensing research in 2004 and 2005. Hedlund, J., & Compton, R. 36(2), 109-119.
Homeland security, car crashes and traffic incident data: Killing three birds with one IT architecture. Woodhall, J. 36(5),
461-463.
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510 Annual Index: vol. 36/2005
Household youth on minority operated farms in the United States, 2000: Exposures to and injuries from work, horses, ATVs
and tractors. Hendricks, K. J., Myers, J. R., Layne, L. A., & Goldcamp, E. M. 36(2), 149-157.
Identifying best practices states in motorcycle rider education and licensing. Baldi, S., Baer, J. D., & Cook, A. L. 36(1), 19-32.
Identifying crash propensity using specific traffic speed conditions. Abdel-Aty, M., & Pande, A. 36(1), 97-108.
Incidence rates and risk factors for injury events in high school students in Lijin County, China. Jia, C., Zhao, Z., Bo, Q..
Zhang, Y., & Liu, Z. 36(2), 133-137.
Injury severity codes: A comparison of police injury codes and medical outcomes as determined by NASS CDS Investigators.
Compton, C. P. 36(5), 483-484.
Is road rage increasing? Results of a repeated survey. Smart, R. G., Mann, R. E., Zhao, J., Stoduto, G. 36(2), 195-201.
Management commitment to safety as organizational support: Relationships with non-safety outcomes in wood manufacturing
employees. Michael, J. H., Evans, D. D., Jansen, K. J., & Haight, J. M. 36(2), 171-179.
Net-cost model for workplace interventions. Lahiri, S., Gold, J., & Levenstein, C. 36(3), 241-255.
Non-fatal transportation injuries among women: Differences in injury patterns and severity by age. Dellinger, A. M. 36(2),
203-206.
On the joint valuation of averting fatal and severe injuries in highway accidents. Hojman, P., de Dios Ortuzar, J., & Rizzi, L. I.
36(4), 377-386.
Optimal strategies for adaptive curve lighting. Sivak, M., Schoettle, B., Flannagan, M. J., & Minoda, T. 36(3), 281-288.
Parental risk perceptions of childhood pedestrian road safety: A cross cultural comparison. Lam, L. T. 36(2), 181-187.
Participation for understanding: An interactive method. Koningsveld, E. A. P. 36(3), 231-236.
Physical limitations and musculoskeletal complaints associated with work in unusual or restricted postures: A literature review.
Gallagher, S. 36(1), 51-61.
Probationary and non-probationary drivers’ nighttime crashes in Western Australia, 1996-2000. Adams, C. 36(1), 33-37.
Recidivism study of New Mexico’s convicted DWI offenders 2000-2003. Harmon, J. S., & Woods, B. 36(5), 495-496.
Road safety effects of roundabouts in Flanders. De Brabander, B., Nuyts, E., & Vereeck, L. 36(3), 289-296.
Safety conscious planning in small and medium-sized MPOs and rural planning agencies: Results of ad omestic scan. Herbel,
S. B. 36(5), 473-475.
Safety halls—an evaluation. Nyberg, A., Gregersen, N. P., Nolén, S., & Engstrém, I. 36(5), 429-439.
Safety rules and regulations on mine sites — The problem and a solution. Laurence, D. 36(1), 39-50.
Safety-culture in a Norwegian shipping company. Havold, J. 1. 36(5), 441-458.
Suicides and other fatalities from train-person collisions on Swedish railroads: A descriptive epidemiologic analysis as a basis
for systems-oriented prevention. Radbo, H., Svedung, I., & Andersson, R. 36(5), 423-428.
Synthesis and recommendations of the economic evaluation of OHS interventions at the company level conference. Biddle, E.,
Ray, T., Owusu-Edusei, K. Jr., & Camm, T. 36(3), 261-267.
The crash severity impacts of fixed roadside objects. Holdridge, J. M., Shankar, V. N., & Ulfarsson, G. F. 36(2), 139-147.
The development of an instrument measuring unintentional injuries in young children in low-income settings to serve as an
evaluation tool for a childhood home injury prevention program. Jordaan, E. R., Atkins, S., van Niekerk, A., & Seedat, M.
36(3), 269-280.
The impact of a nationwide effort to reduce airbag-related deaths among children: An examination of fatality trends among
younger and older age groups. Nichols, J. L., Glassbrenner, D., & Compton, R. P. 36(4), 309-320.
The older driver with dementia: An updated literature review. Adler, G., Rottunda, S., & Dysken, M. 36(4), 399-407.
The potential-method—an economic evaluation tool. Bergstrém, M. 36(3), 237-240.
The prediction of safe lifting behavior: An application of the theory of planned behavior. Johnson, S. E., & Hall, A. 36(1),
63-73.
The Productivity Assessment Tool: Computer-based cost benefit analysis model for the economic assessment of occupational
health and safety interventions in the workplace. Oxenburgh, M., & Marlow, P. 36(3), 209-214.
The relationship between protective and risk characteristics of acting and experienced workload, and musculoskeletal disorder
cases among nurses. Yeung, S. S., Genaidy, A., Deddens, J., & Sauter, S. 36(1), 85-95.
The risks of driving on roadways with 50 miles per hour posted speed limit. Dhungana, P., & Qu, M. 36(5), 501-504.
The role of sales of new motorcycles in a recent increase in motorcycle mortality rates. Paulozzi, L. J. 36(4), 361-364.
Understanding the return on health, safety and environmental investments. Linhard, J. B. 36(3), 257-260.
Using GIS for law enforcement. Smith, R., Graettinger, A. J., Keith, K., Hudnall, M., & Parrish, A. 36(5), 477-479.
Using persuasive messages to encourage voluntary hearing protection among coal miners. Stephenson, M. T., Witte, K.,
Vaught, C., Quick, B. L., Booth-Butterfield, S., Patel, D., & Zuckerman, C. 36(1), 9-17.
Work domain analysis for air traffic controller weather displays. Ahlstrom, U. 36(2), 159-169.
Annual Index: vol. 36/2005
Authors:
Abdel-Aty, M., & Pande, A. Identifying crash propensity using specific traffic speed conditions. 36(1), 97-108.
Adams, C. Probationary and non-probationary drivers’ nighttime crashes in Western Australia, 1996-2000. 36(1), 33-37.
Adler, G., Rottunda, S., & Dysken, M. The older driver with dementia: An updated literature review. 36(4), 399-407.
Ahlstrom, U. Work domain analysis for air traffic controller weather displays. 36(2), 159-169.
Amador-Rodezno, R. An overview to CERSSO’s self evaluation of the cost-benefit on the investment in occupational safety
and health in the textile factories: “A step by step methodology.” 36(3), 215-229.
Ambrose, D. H., Bartels, J. R., Kwitowski, A. J., Gallagher, S., & Battenhouse, T. R. Jr. Computer simulations help determine
safe vertical boom speeds for roof bolting in underground coal mines. 36(4), 387-397.
Baldi, S., Baer, J. D., & Cook, A. L. Identifying best practices states in motorcycle rider education and licensing. 36(1), 19-32.
Barkley, R. A., Murphy, K. R., O’Connell, T., & Connor, D. F. Effects of two doses of methylphenidate on simulator driving
performance in adults with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. 36(2), 121-131.
Bergstrém, M. The potential-method—an economic evaluation tool. 36(3), 237-240.
Biddle, E., Ray, T., Owusu-Edusei, K. Jr., & Camm, T. Synthesis and recommendations of the economic evaluation of OHS
interventions at the company level conference. 36(3), 261-267.
Centner, T. J. Examining legal rules to protect children from injuries in recreational and sport activities. 36(1), 1—7.
Chang, L. -Y., & Chen, W. -C. Data mining of tree-based models to analyze freeway accident frequency. 36(4), 365-375.
Chaudhary, N. K., Alonge, M., & Preusser, D. F. Evaluation of the Reading, PA nighttime safety belt enforcement campai
an:
September 2004. 36(4), 321-326.
Compton, C. P. Injury severity codes: A comparison of police injury codes and medical outcomes as determined by NASS
CDS Investigators. 36(5), 483-484.
Cook, L. J., Knight, S., & Olson, L. M. A comparison of aggressive and DUI crashes. 36(5), 491-493.
De Brabander, B., Nuyts, E., & Vereeck, L. Road safety effects of roundabouts in Flanders. 36(3), 289-296.
Dellinger, A. M. Non-fatal transportation injuries among women: Differences in injury patterns and severity by age. 36(2),
203-206.
Dhungana, P., & Qu, M. The risks of driving on roadways with 50 miles per hour posted speed limit. 36(5), 501-504.
Eijkemans, G., & Fingerhut, M. Foreword. 36(3), 207-208.
Farmer, C. M., & Williams, A. F. Effect on fatality risk of changing from secondary to primary seat belt enforcement. 36(2),
189-194.
Gallagher, S. Physical limitations and musculoskeletal complaints associated with work in unusual or restricted postures: A
literature review. 36(1), 51-61.
Geary, L. L., Ledingham, K. A., & Maloney, S. C. Connecticut statewide sTEP wave evaluation. 36(4), 333-340.
Harmon, J. S., & Woods, B. Recidivism study of New Mexico’s convicted DWI offenders 2000-2003. 36(5), 495-496.
Havold, J. I. Safety-culture in a Norwegian shipping company. 36(5), 441-458.
Hedlund, J., & Compton, R. Graduated driver licensing research in 2004 and 2005. 36(2), 109-119.
Hendricks, K. J., Myers, J. R., Layne, L. A., & Goldcamp, E. M. Household youth on minority operated farms in the United
States, 2000: Exposures to and injuries from work, horses, ATVs and tractors. 36(2), 149-157.
Herbel, S. B. Safety conscious planning in small and medium-sized MPOs and rural planning agencies: Results of a domestic
scan. 36(5), 473-475.
Hojman, P., de Dios Ortuzar, J., & Rizzi, L. I. On the joint valuation of averting fatal and severe injuries in highway accidents.
36(4), 377-386.
Holdridge, J. M., Shankar, V. N., & Ulfarsson, G. F. The crash severity impacts of fixed roadside objects. 36(2), 139-147.
lyer, P. S., Haight, J. M., Del Castillo, E., Tink, B. W., & Hawkins, P. W. A research model—forecasting incident rates from
optimized safety program intervention strategies. 36(4), 341-351.
Jia, C., Zhao, Z., Bo, Q., Zhang, Y., & Liu, Z. Incidence rates and risk factors for injury events in high school students in Lijin
County, China. 36(2), 133-137.
Johnson, S. E., & Hall, A. The prediction of safe lifting behavior: An application of the theory of planned behavior.
36(1), 63-73.
Jordaan, E. R., Atkins, S., van Niekerk, A., & Seedat, M. The development of an instrument measuring unintentional injuries
in young children in low-income settings to serve as an evaluation tool for a childhood home injury prevention program.
36(3), 269-280.
Karra, V. K. Analysis of non-fatal and fatal injury rates for mine operator and contractor employees and the influence of work
location. 36(5), 413-421.
Koningsveld, E. A. P. Participation for understanding: An interactive method. 36(3), 231-236.
Lahiri, S., Gold, J., & Levenstein, C. Net-cost model for workplace interventions. 36(3), 241-255.
512 Annual Index: vol. 36/2005
Lam, L. T. Parental risk perceptions of childhood pedestrian road safety: A cross cultural comparison. 36(2), 181-187.
Lantz, B., & Loftus, J. Development and implementation of a driver safety history indicator into the roadside inspection
selection system. 36(5), 489-490.
Laurence, D. Safety rules and regulations on mine sites — The problem and a solution. 36(1), 39-50.
Lin, M. -L. A note from the Editor. 36(5), 459.
Linhard, J. B. Understanding the return on health, safety and environmental investments. 36(3), 257-260.
Lu, C. -S., & Shang, K. -c. An empirical investigation of safety climate in container terminal operators. 36(3), 297-308.
Michael, J. H., Evans, D. D., Jansen, K. J., & Haight, J. M. Management commitment to safety as organizational support:
Relationships with non-safety outcomes in wood manufacturing employees. 36(2), 171-179.
Mohan, S., & Zech, W. C. Characteristics of worker accidents on NYSDOT construction projects. 36(4), 353-360.
Nichols, J. L., Glassbrenner, D., & Compton, R. P. The impact ofa nationwide effort to reduce airbag-related deaths among
children: An examination of fatality trends among younger and older age groups. 36(4), 309-320.
Nyberg, A., Gregersen, N. P., Nolén, S., & Engstrém, I. Safety halls—an evaluation. 36(5), 429-439.
Oxenburgh, M., & Marlow, P. The Productivity Assessment Tool: Computer-based cost benefit analysis model for the
economic assessment of occupational health and safety interventions in the workplace. 36(3), 209-214.
Paulozzi, L. J. The role of sales of new motorcycles in a recent increase in motorcycle mortality rates. 36(4), 361-364.
Radbo, H., Svedung, I., & Andersson, R. Suicides and other fatalities from train-person collisions on Swedish railroads: A
descriptive epidemiologic analysis as a basis for systems-oriented prevention. 36(5), 423-428.
Rhodes, N., Brown, D., & Edison, A. Approaches to understanding young driver risk taking. 36(5), 497-499.
Rodgers, G. B., & Leland, E. W. An evaluation of the effectiveness of a baby walker safety standard to prevent stair-fall
injuries. 36(4), 327-332.
Rothenberg, H. A., Knodler, M., & Riessman, R. Applying user feedback to improve data access and usability: Massachusetts
beta test results. 36(5), 469-471.
Rothenberg, H. A., Riessman, R., & Flatten, D. Development of a statewide highway safety data warehouse: Massachusetts
data warehouse and web-based access. 36(5), 465-467.
Sando, T., Mussa, R., Sobanjo, J., & Spainhour, L. Advantages and disadvantages of different crash modeling techniques.
36(5), 485-487.
Sivak, M., Schoettle, B., Flannagan, M. J., & Minoda, T. Optimal strategies for adaptive curve lighting. 36(3), 281-288.
Smart, R. G., Mann, R. E., Zhao, J., & Stoduto, G. Is road rage increasing? Results of a repeated survey. 36(2), 195-201.
Smith, R., Graettinger, A. J., Keith, K., Hudnall, M., & Parrish, A. Using GIS for law enforcement. 36(5), 477-479.
Stephenson, M. T., Witte, K., Vaught, C., Quick, B. L., Booth-Butterfield, S., Patel, D., & Zuckerman, C. Using persuasive
messages to encourage voluntary hearing protection among coal miners. 36(1), 9-17.
Stevens, J. A. Falls among older adults—risk factors and prevention strategies. 36(4), 409-411.
Tindale, S. A., & Hsu, P. (Peter). Crash data and signal coordination: A one-way pair case study. 36(5), 481-482.
Tzamalouka, G., Papadakaki, M., & Chliaoutakis, J. E. Freight transport and non-driving work duties as predictors of falling
asleep at the wheel in urban areas of Crete. 36(1), 75-84.
Woodhall, J. Homeland security, car crashes and traffic incident data: Killing three birds with one IT architecture. 36(5),
461-463.
Yeung, S. S., Genaidy, A., Deddens, J., & Sauter, S. The relationship between protective and risk characteristics of acting and
experienced workload, and musculoskeletal disorder cases among nurses. 36(1), 85-95.
Zhu, M., Hardman, S. B., & Cook, L. J. Backseat safety belt use and crash outcome. 36(5), 505-507.
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