The answer is : monocular depth
Monocular depth affect the perception that is held by an individual on<u> how far an object is located based on how big</u> the object look like in that individual's vision.
When the driver cross the railroad, the driver most likely thought that the train is still located far away form him/her because it looks small in the driver's perception. He misjudge it and caused the crash in the end.
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The feeling of learned helplessness is closely associated with the development of <u>Depression</u>.
<h3>What is learned helplessness?</h3>
This refers to a mental state where people do not try to solve a stressful situation because they have tried to in the past and it did not work out.
As a result, such people usually develop depression because they don't feel like things are going right for them no matter what they try.
Find out more on learned helplessness at brainly.com/question/27291086.
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Alcohol and other impairing are involved in approximately 40 percent of all traffic crashes in which someone is killed each year.
<h3>What are the causes of accidents on the road?</h3>
Alcohol intake may cause a loss of life for the person and other person that they are carrying or the vehicles they may collide. Hence the policemen one the road are known to take a test to check if the drivers on the wheel have been drinking.
Driver's mindset can cause accidents. The driver may loose concentration due to alcohol other things going on their mind
Read more on alcohol and driving here: brainly.com/question/1173942
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