You put this on when making a turn BlinkerĪ safety device witch protects drivers and passengers Active safely deviceĭriving will making dangerous act AggressiveĪ event you might assume about AssumptionĪ brake system used when braking suddenly AbsĪ liquid used to regulate temperature in a vehicle AntifreezeĪ generator witch makes electricity to make car go and for electric devices Alternator Your vision from the side is your _ vision Peripheral Teenagers have a different _ rythum than adults CircadianĪ fixed object seen in the distance Target No blockages in your POT is a _ zone OpenĪny blockages in your POT is a _ zone Closed When stopping, you should always check you _ zone Rear

Percent of collisions that happen at intersections Thirty When stopping, you should see the persons _ Tires The first step in the IPDE process Identify Two wheeled vehicle with a motor and pedal MopedĪn eight sided sign that tells you to. Turning your vehicle around, then going the opposite way Turnabout Not turning the steering wheel enough Understeeringįorce keeping the tires from sliding Friction Turning the steering wheel too much Oversteering Grooved surface of a tire that grips to the road Tread SaturationĬontact between two or more vehicles Collision Property of color that corresponds to the purity of the light wave. Part of the ear that collects sound waves consists of the pinna, the ear canal, and the eardrum outer ear RodsĬoiled fluid-filled inner-ear structure that contains the basilar membrane and hair cells cochlea The long, thin, blunt, sensory receptors of the eye that are highly sensitive to light, but not to color, and that are primarily responsible for peripheral vision and night vision. The process by which the lens changes shape to focus incoming light so that it falls on the retina accommodation The distance from one wave peak to another wavelength Principle of sensation that holds that the size of the just noticeable difference will vary depending on its relation to the strength of the original stimulus. The process of integrating, organizing, and interpreting sensations. The process of detecting a physical stimulus, such as light, sound, heat, or pressure Sensation The tendency to perceive objects or situations from a particular frame of reference Perceptual setįounder of Gestalt psychology Max Wertheimer The use of visual cues to perceive the distance or three-dimensional characteristics of objects Depth perceptionĭistance or depth cues that require the use of both eyes Binocular cues The technical name for the sense of balance, or equailibrium Vestibular sense The technical name for the sense of location and position of body parts in relation to one another Kinesthetic sense The specialized sensory receptors for taste that are located on the tongue and inside the mouth and throat Taste buds Technical name for the sense of smell olfaction

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