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may become more competitive and aggressive.
Cocaine can increase impulsiveness, aggression and competitive driving, impair attention and make the driver underestimate risk. It does not improve safety or guarantee the same behaviour in everyone. Do not drive under its effects.
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may become more competitive and aggressive.
is more aggressive and less competitive.
is calmer and less competitive.
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