The blindspot - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

TeenSMART Questions and Answers Already Passed Who are most likely to drink and drive adults who are more prone to take risks on the road teens due to brain chemistry when teens are involved in collisions it is usually their fault true looking ahead in a city a block what is the #1 cause of accident failure to see other vehicles what is active search and scanning techniques keep eyes moving looking around recognizing what you see remember what you saw what is tunnel vi...

COA Practice Exam Questions with Verified Solutions A CL that is too tight will a. Center well b. Be comfortable c. Cause the vision to fluctuate with blink d. All of the above d. All of the above A patient doesn't push the response button when a light is presented to him during an automated visual field test. A light is again presented to the patient in the same point of the visual field only this time it's a brighter light. This is an example of: a. Kinetic VFT b. Thresh...

Who are most likely to drink and drive → adults who are more prone to take risks on the road → teens due to brain chemistry when teens are involved in collisions it is usually their fault → true looking ahead in a city → a block what is the #1 cause of accident → failure to see other vehicles what is active search and scanning techniques → keep eyes moving looking around recognizing what you see remember what you saw what is tunnel vision → when you focus on the car...

who are more prone to take risks on the road → teens due to brain chemistry looking ahead in a city → a block what is active search and scanning techniques → keep eyes moving looking around recognizing what you see remember what you saw what is tunnel vision → when you focus on the car in front of you or the road only what should you do when you are driving → filter what is important look around frequently your GPS should → be turned up and avoid the display blindspot...

Functional Approach ~~> What if the purpose of ______? (ex: vision) What did it evolve to do? Structural Approach ~~> looking at body parts (eyeball, ear, brain) Error-based Approach ~~> When does it make mistakes? What does this tell us about how it works? (Ex: vision) Why is perception important? ~~> - need senses to interact with environment; to know what's there and what to do with it - sense things happening to you (esp if painful) -* to find and avoid predators -...

Who are most likely to drink and drive : adults who are more prone to take risks on the road : teens due to brain chemistry when teens are involved in collisions it is usually their fault : true looking ahead in a city : a block what is the #1 cause of accident : failure to see other vehicles what is active search and scanning techniques : keep eyes moving looking around recognizing what you see 2 | P a g e remember what you saw what is tunnel vision : when you focus on the car ...

why is teen driver education important - Answer-know the sadety of roads, get to know vehicle as you approach your vehicle what should you be checking for outside your vehicle for safety - Answer-Tires Leaks Cracks No hazards, conflicts what should you be checking for inside your vehicle before entering - Answer-Loose objects, Hanging objects, controls, and you always have to be able to see through back window once you've entered the vehicle what are the procedures you should go thr...

who are more prone to take risks on the road → teens due to brain chemistry looking ahead in a city → a block what is active search and scanning techniques → keep eyes moving looking around recognizing what you see remember what you saw what is tunnel vision → when you focus on the car in front of you or the road only what should you do when you are driving → filter what is important look around frequently your GPS should → be turned up and avoid the display blindspot...

Teen Smart Questions and Answers Already Passed Who are most likely to drink and drive adults who are more prone to take risks on the road teens due to brain chemistry when teens are involved in collisions it is usually their fault true looking ahead in a city a block what is the #1 cause of accident failure to see other vehicles what is active search and scanning techniques keep eyes moving looking around recognizing what you see remember what you saw what is tunnel v...

Graduated Drivers License Program - Answer-the purpose is to earn responsibilities in stages How Long Must You Hold A Permit? - Answer-minimum of 9 months When do the curfews end? - Answer-18 How long is the permit good for? - Answer-2 years Blindspot - Answer-an area your mirrors do not reach Trucks Blindspot - Answer-no zones 3 keys to proactive driving - Answer-Scanning, Communication, Cushion of safety 3 keys of analyzing the driving environment - Answer-Space, Traction,...