YO‘L-TRANSPORT HODISALARI SODIR BO‘LISHIDA HAYDOVCHINING PSIXOFIZIOLOGIK HOLATINING TA’SIRI
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21719803Keywords:
yo‘l-transport hodisasi, haydovchi, psixofiziologik holat, diqqat, reaksiya vaqti, charchoq, stress, harakat xavfsizligi, ADAS, monotonlik.Abstract
Ushbu maqolada yo‘l-transport hodisalari (YTH) sodir etilishida haydovchining psixofiziologik holatining
ta’siri, uning reaksiya tezligi, diqqat konsentratsiyasi, charchoq, stress, emotsional beqarorlik hamda spirtli ichimlik va
dori vositalarining haydovchilik mahoratiga ta’siri tahlil qilingan. Avtomobilni boshqarish jarayonida haydovchi organizmida
kechadigan psixofiziologik jarayonlar va ularning harakat xavfsizligiga ta’siri statistik ma’lumotlar hamda xalqaro tadqiqotlar
asosida o‘rganilgan. YTHlarning oldini olishda haydovchilarning psixofiziologik tayyorgarligini baholash, monitoring
qilish va zamonaviy intellektual texnologiyalardan (masalan, charchoqni aniqlash va ADAS tizimlari) foydalanish bo‘yicha
samarali taklif va tavsiyalar ishlab chiqilgan.
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