Question 7829
While driving, depression can cause...
- more efficient perception.
- greater reaction capacity.
- an increase in distractions.
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Correct answer: an increase in distractions.
With depression, it is easy to become absorbed in your problems and stop paying attention to traffic, so you get distracted more often. You are also less aware of what is happening around you and process information more slowly, so you take longer to react.