Question 3928
In general, a driver under stress...
- makes decisions more quickly and makes fewer mistakes.
- pays more attention to the surroundings and takes longer to make decisions.
- gets distracted more easily.
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Correct answer: gets distracted more easily.
Stress makes it harder to keep your attention on traffic, and you get distracted more easily. If it lasts a long time, you also make decisions more slowly and make more mistakes. You don't pay more attention to your surroundings either, because you focus on what's worrying you.