'Fringe vision' presentation slideshows

How Emotions Affect Driving

How Emotions Affect Driving. An emotion is a strong feeling. Emotions affect your decision-making skills and ability to assess risk in driving situations. Strong emotions can also block your ability to judge and reason accurately. 106.

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1 The IPDE Process 2 Identify and Predict 3 Decide and Execute 4 Using the IPDE Process

Managing Risk With the IPDE Process. 1 The IPDE Process 2 Identify and Predict 3 Decide and Execute 4 Using the IPDE Process. Cause of Collisions. 85% of collisions are the result of Driver Error. Frequent Driver Errors : Breaking Laws Operating a Defective Vehicle Tailgating

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Managing Risk with the IPDE Process

Managing Risk with the IPDE Process. Chapter 5 Drive Right. Risk. All activities involve some degree of risk. The risk when driving is the possibility of conflict. Risk Factors: Driver Vehicle Roadway and environment. Driver-contributed Risk Factors. From all drivers on the road.

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CHAPTER 14

CHAPTER 14. Effects of Driver Condition. Vocabulary. Speed Smear Disability Temporary Disability Carbon Monoxide Permanent Disability Chronic Illness. Emotion Aggressive Driving Road Rage Visual Acuity Field of Vision Central Vision Peripheral Vision Fringe Vision Tunnel Vision

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5 Easy Ways You Can Improve Your Eyesight

Books and composed records may likewise prompt eye fatigue when viewed for extended periods. Eyecare industry disruptors see the interest for change and broaden genuine arrangements. Clients don't generally comprehend what's optimal for them.

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