
Question 3886
How can depression affect driving?
- By gathering too much relevant information, especially in simple situations.
- By creating a false sense of security.
- By increasing distractions.
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Correct answer: By increasing distractions.
With depression, it's easy to get lost in your thoughts and stop looking around. This makes you more distracted and slower to notice a sign or a pedestrian. You're also less effective at looking for important traffic information and tend to feel unsure when making decisions.
