Question 7824
In general, under the effects of cocaine, the driver...
- is insecure and underestimates their abilities behind the wheel.
- concentrates better, so their decisions are safer.
- is competitive and impulsive.
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Correct answer: is competitive and impulsive.
Cocaine causes euphoria, lots of energy, and overconfidence. The driver becomes competitive and impulsive and overestimates their abilities, the opposite of feeling insecure. They also have more trouble concentrating, so they make riskier decisions, not safer ones.