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Distracted by other occupant 6 2 Driver distracted (others) 65 1... 

Australian Road Rrtle 299 prohibits TV screerrs arrd ddeo display rrrrits from being seen by drivers while the vehicle is in motiorr, or stationary but not parked - and the device must not distract other drivers who are nearby. Australian Design Rule 42 (Section 18) states that all visual display rrrrits must not obscure the driver s vision, or impede driver or passenger movement in the vehicle and must not increase the risk of occupant injmy. This rule also states that, utrless a driver s aid, no part of the image on the display shortld be visible to the driver from the normal driving position. 

Have many learning distractions (other equipment and... 

Avoid practical jokes or other behavior that might confuse, startle, or distract other workers, especially in the presence of hazardous chemicals or when a potentially dangerous procedure is involved. 

The worker closed valve B very frequently as part of his everyday job. The operation of A was embedded within a long sequence of other operations that were similar to those normally associated with valve B. The worker knew that he had to close A in this case, but he was distracted by a colleague and reverted back to the strong habit of operating B. Possible cause intrusion of a strong habit due to external distraction (correct intention but wrong execution). 

These ratings can be interpreted as follows. In the case of the Time Stress PIF, all the operations have a high level of time stress, apart from close test valve, where stress is low. The operators are very experienced in carrying out all the tasks. Distractions are moderately high for close test valve, but otherwise low. Procedures are poor for secure locking nuts and secure blocking device, but above average for the other two tasks. 

The main disturbance in inhalant intoxication delirium is a reversible decrease in the level of consciousness and awareness of the environment, which includes an inability to focus, sustain, or shift attention. The intoxicated person is confused and easily distracted by irrelevant stimuli and difficult to engage in a meaningful conversation. He or she may also exhibit prominent disorientation, short- and long-term memory deficits, language disturbances, and perceptual disturbances that may include illusions and hallucinations. Other prominent features associated with inhalant intoxication delirium are... 

When a nucleus is placed in a flux of neutrons, it may capture another neutron. It thus is often unstable toward further decay by j3 -emission. The induced radioactivity is critical to the study of chemical consequences of neutron capture, since so few of these new nuclei are produced that generally they cannot be observed by any other means. This radioactivity is not, however, a part of the phenomenon which we wish to observe and, moreover, is occasionally a distraction. 

If you are considering an online journal, visit www.blogger. com and www.livejournal.com to see how they are set up. Some sites require you to type entries while online, and others have downloadable diaries that may be added to at any time. A potential problem with these types of sites is the distractions. There are other diarist s entries to read, software to play around with, and features such as uploading pictures that can keep you from your real task. If you can t get right down to work, choose a handwritten or simple word processing journal. 

Students who do well on multiple-choice exams are so well prepared that they can easily find the correct answer, but other students do well because they are perceptive enough to identify and avoid the distracters. Much research has been done on how best to study for, and complete, multiple-choice questions. You can find some of this research by using your favorite Internet search engine, but here are a few tips that many chemistry students find useful. 

There are some distractions, such as getting sick, that are unavoidable. Many others can be minimized. There are the obvious distractions such as socializing, television, and the telephone. There are also less amusing distractions such as anxiety and fear. They can all eat up your time and throw off your study plan. The good news is you can do a lot to keep these distractions at bay. 

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