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Now, a question: for what percentage of DE and racing incidents is a mental state of anger a major contributing factor?
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I care. Terminology matters. I didn't put 'red mist' on my list because human factors experts don't use that concept/term to analyze and explain why incidents occur.
Now, a question: for what percentage of DE and racing incidents is a mental state of anger a major contributing factor?
Now, a question: for what percentage of DE and racing incidents is a mental state of anger a major contributing factor?
The conversion of fear into anger is common. Where a startled driver interprets another's mistake as an aggressive act requiring reprisal.
The red mist is a thing. The blood rush to the head, the narrowing of vision and focus towards "the threat." it's almost an autonomic response.
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I'm heading to the Glen but I'm bringing my CPAP so I shouldn't get red mist.
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I care. Terminology matters. I didn't put 'red mist' on my list because human factors experts don't use that concept/term to analyze and explain why incidents occur.
Now, a question: for what percentage of DE and racing incidents is a mental state of anger a major contributing factor?
Now, a question: for what percentage of DE and racing incidents is a mental state of anger a major contributing factor?
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[QUOTE=Veloce Raptor;19583054]IMO, what we call red mist is part of the biophysical fight or flight response[/QUOTE.].
Yes, when the reptillian brain takes over and quits even referencing the analytical part. The best example I ever saw was when a driver at the glen blew double yellows all the way from 11 to the bus stop where he took out a Boxster in spectacular fashon after passing multiple cars. His brain thought he was a hero threre for a min or so.
Yes, when the reptillian brain takes over and quits even referencing the analytical part. The best example I ever saw was when a driver at the glen blew double yellows all the way from 11 to the bus stop where he took out a Boxster in spectacular fashon after passing multiple cars. His brain thought he was a hero threre for a min or so.
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Curious...
When the OP indicated that his CPAP machine had failed and that only limited data was available from the replacement (less than a week?), did PCA or PCA CR state how much data (in days) must be provided and what type of rx compliance that data much show (e.g., 90 nights with 70% of nights showing at least four hours)?
Was PCA or PCA CR that specific? Or did the conversation veer off in a different direction?
When the OP indicated that his CPAP machine had failed and that only limited data was available from the replacement (less than a week?), did PCA or PCA CR state how much data (in days) must be provided and what type of rx compliance that data much show (e.g., 90 nights with 70% of nights showing at least four hours)?
Was PCA or PCA CR that specific? Or did the conversation veer off in a different direction?
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Red mist: when a high level of anger clouds judgment and decision-making in a context such as driving on a race track.
I sometimes get pissed off, but can't say that I've ever really experienced (the) red mist in any setting.
I sometimes get pissed off, but can't say that I've ever really experienced (the) red mist in any setting.