Road rage increase the result of entitlement? Houston psychologist thinks yes
Analyzing the reason for the increased number of road rage incidents
We get a debrief on Houston's rise in road rage with a local Psychology professor, who believes that the increase in violent and deadly outbursts is rooted in something much deeper than just what's going on behind the wheel.
HOUSTON - Houston is not the only city seeing a rise in violent road rage incidents this year. What’s behind it?
"I tend to look at road rage through a lens of entitlement," says Dr. Kristin Anderson, professor of Psychology at the University of Houston Downtown, who has a theory that our rise in abrupt acts of violence stems from a deeper-rooted issue.