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11-3Safety TalksDon’t let the other driver’s problems become your problems. Don’t beeasily provoked, for if ever there is a time for patience and courtesy, it iswhile driving.After you complete each driving assignment, think back on how youhandled each dangerous or discourteous situation involving anotherdriver. Do you remember your words. . . with pride?Pub. 129, October 1990
Safety Talks 11-4Stress and Motor Vehicle AccidentsThe problem of stress is just beginning to be understood and isolated asan important factor in human health and behavior. By accelerating thepace of life with everything from supersonic airliners to food processors,technology has subjected men and women to demands on their attention,intellect, and patience unthought of 100 years ago.Given this constant level of ambient stress, it’s no surprise that addingspecific, high-intensity stress, like job or family problems, can changebehavior patterns behind the wheel. Stress, while seemingly a mentalproblem, exerts a powerful influence on the body as well.First, there’s a drop in the number of white blood cells, and increasedproduction of steroids and adrenaline. This reaction by the pituitary andadrenal glands causes profound changes in the body--raised bloodpressure, rapid heartbeat, sweating, and gastrointestinal disturbances as itattempts to adapt to other stress-provoking conditions.Also, stress, with the physical reactions it causes, can be quite tiring. Andfatigue means less tolerance for the actions of other drivers, along withthe unwillingness to do anything extra--such as yielding the right-of-way.This sometimes makes a defensive driver an offensive driver.All this stress-caused aggression leads to accidents. A university study ofcase histories in 1970 found an individual’s likelihood of involvement inan accident increases considerably during divorce proceedings, or whenthe driver is experiencing marriage difficulties, financial troubles, or jobproblems. In short, it confirmed that deep emotional depression andheavy anxiety can be significant contributing factors in traffic accidentsand fatalities.What can be done about stress related accidents?Local government tries its best to control some aspects of traffic safety. Itsets speed limits, examines drivers and safety-checks vehicles. But it can ‘tlegislate against bad days at the office. The responsibility for making surestress does not contribute to accidents rests solely on the shoulders of theindividual.Pub. 129, October 1990
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Safety TalksContents p. iContentsCh
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Safety Talks 1-1IntroductionPurpose
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Safetv Talks 1-22. Summary. Remembe
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Safety Talks 1-3What a Smervisor Ca
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Safety TalksChapter 2: HEALTH AND W
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Safetv Talks 2-2How Does Substance
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2-2 Safety TalksHow does substance
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Safety Talks 2-5Sun Can Be Fun. But
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Safetv T a l k s 2-6SunstrokeIt Can
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Safetv T a l k s 2-8Heatstroke and
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9-Q Safetv TalksMaintain a Balance.
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Safety Talks 2-11Stress - How to Co
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Safety TalksChapter 3: PREVENTING D
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3-1 Safety TalksAnswers1. False. Do
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Safety Talks 3-3Putting the Bite on
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Safetv T a l k s 3-4What You Should
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3-5 Safety TalksIf a dog threatens
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3-6 Safety Talks7. Try to make frie
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Safetv Talks 4-1Water and Electrici
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Safetv Talks 4-1GFCI: The Circuit S
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Safetv Talks 4-2Electricity - Frien
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Safety Talks 4-3Grounds for Caution
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Safety TalksChapter 5: SLIPS, TRIPS
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5-1 Safetv Talks8. Safe or unsafe?
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5-7 Safetv TalksQuestion:falls?Whic
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Safetv Talks 5-4OffIce HasteIf you
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Safetv Talks 5-5Stairway SafetyEver
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Safety Talks 5-6Use HandrailsMany o
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Safetv Talks 5-7Work ShoesToday I
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Safetv Talks 5-8Winter WalkingThis
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Safety Talks 6-1Fire FactsCan fire
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Fire SafetyMost of you have probabl
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Safetv Talks 6-3Fire Prevention Wee
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Safetv Talks 6-4Flammable and Combu
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6-5 Safetv Talks--Gasoline should b
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6-6 Safetv TalksHow Can We Help Our
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6-7 Safetv TalksMaintenance. Have y
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Safety Talks 7-1Check Your Housekee
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Safetv Talks 7-2How’s Your “Eye
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Page 87 and 88: 7-6 Safety TalksDoors are a source
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Page 103 and 104: Safety TalksChapter 10: MACHINERY,
Page 105 and 106: 1(-)-1 Safety TalksAnswers[. True.
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Page 109 and 110: Safety Talks 10-4Conveyor SafetyWhy
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Page 124 and 125: 10-11 Safetv TalksMaintenance. All
Page 126 and 127: 10-12 Safetv TalksThe ordinary stra
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Page 148 and 149: 11-11 Safetv TalksDrivers should no
Page 150 and 151: 11-12 Safetv TalksTo avoid having a
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Page 154 and 155: Safety Talks 11-15Gear Up for Winte
Page 156 and 157: 11-16 Safetv Talks9. Watch our for
Page 158 and 159: 11-17 Safety TalksOn any medium or
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Page 164 and 165: Safety Talks 11-21Driving in FogIn
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Page 168 and 169: Safety Talks 11-23Disaster DrivingK
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Safety Talks 12-1Are You Cautious A
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Safety Talks 12-2Watch Out for Indo
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Safetv Talks 12-3Powered Industrial
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Safetv Talks 12-4Tins for Safe Indu
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Safetv Talks 12-5Powered Industrial
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Safety TalksChapter 13: MISCELLANEO
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13-1 Safety Talks.Maybe some of us
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13-2 Safety TalksAnswers1. The empl
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13-3 Safety TalksAnswers1. True. Ha
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13-4 Safetv TalksTogether, you and
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13-5 Safety TalksSafe housekeeping
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13-6 Safetv TalksfO. Safe or unsafe
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13-7 Safety TalksWhat are the Sympt
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Safetv Talks 13-9Summertime - Schoo
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Safety Talks 13-9‘Tis the Season
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Safety TalksChapter 14: OFF-THE-JOB
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Safetv Talks 14-2Keep in Shape, But
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Safetv Talks 14-3JoggingThe arrival
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14-3 Safety TalksProper clothingIn
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14-4 Safetv Talks9. Safe or unsafe?
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14-5 Safety TalksAnswers1. Susan ha
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14-6 Safety TalksEnjoy outdoor cook
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1A-RSafetv TalksWhen a flood “war
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14-9 Safetv TalksThe best first aid
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Safetv Talks 14-11Do You Throw Caut
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Safety Talks 14-12Selecting a Safe
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Safetv Talks 15-1Bombs in the MailT
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Safety Talks 15-3Themes and Schemes
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Safetv Talks 15-4How Not to Get Con
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Safety Talks 15-5Avoiding SwindlesC
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Safetv Talks 15-6How to Crimeproof
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Safetv T a l k s 15-7Prevent Burgla
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Safetv Talks 15-8Protect Your Post
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Safetv Talks 15-10Operation Identif
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15-12 Safety Talks8. Unpacking. Onc
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15-13 Safetv Talks7. Don ‘t give
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15-14 Safety TalksIdentifying marks
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Safetv Talks 15-16Arson - How Not t
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safety TalksChapter 16: HAZARDOUS M
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Safetv Talks 16-2Material Safety Da
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Safetv Talks 16-3Reading Material S
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Safetv Talks 16-4Chemical Warning L
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Safetv Talks 16-5Working with Solve
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Safetv Talks 16-6Emergencies Involv
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Safety Talks 16-7Handling Corrosive
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Safety TalksChapter 17: SAFETY AND
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17-1 Safety TalksTrue or false. Dri
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17-3 Safetv TalksWhat is the bigges
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17-4 Safety TalksWhat is the safest
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