What thanking drivers when crossing the street says about you, according to psychologists

What thanking drivers when crossing the street says about you, according to psychologists

The driver stops. You lift a hand, or nod, and keep walking. It takes half a second and you probably do it without deciding to. Which is odd, when you think about it, because the driver was legally required to stop. Nobody thanks a red light.

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