Question 4430
In general, a driver who suffers from a depressive disorder...
- makes fewer mistakes when making decisions.
- pays more attention to the road.
- is less confident behind the wheel.
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Correct answer: is less confident behind the wheel.
A driver with depression tends to have a very negative self-image and little confidence in their decisions. For example, they hesitate about changing lanes and turn their turn signal on and off, leaving others unsure what they're going to do. Those doubts lead to more mistakes, not fewer.