Drive right unit 2

Coping with emotions includes

• refusing to make mistakes

• anticipating stress-free driving always

• checking the emotions of others

• Anticipating emotion-producing situations

Reduce high risk by

• not letting emotions go uncontrolled

• eating before driving

• driving below speed limit always

• sparingly texting and driving

Ability to see things clearly

• visual acuity

• depth perception

• field of vision

• central vision

Central vision is

• larger than your field of vision

• the straight ahead cone-shaped area of field of vision.

• your vision to each side

• the same as your field of vision

depth perception

• seeing things clearly

• seeing through obstacles

• judging distance between you and others

• judging distance it takes to stop

Temporary glare blindness may occur

• when interior vehicle lights are on

• when your pupils remain smaller after the bright lights pass

• you look away quickly

• when you glance to the edge of a road

As your speed increases your field of vision

• narrows

• widens

• stays the same

• narrows close to vehicle but widens far away from vehicle

When people drink alcoholic beverages

• judgement is affected before coordination

• coordination and judgement are affected at same time

• judgement is not affected

• coordination is not affected

Nystagmus

• breath test machine

• involuntary jerking of eyes

• inability to walk without staggering

• a divided-attention test

Driving task is most importantly a

• physical task

• routine task

• thinking task

• social task