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after a heated argument.
A heated argument can distract you, affect your emotional state and delay your response to danger. If still upset, wait until calm before driving. Fatigue, sleepiness, some illnesses and substances can also increase reaction time; effects differ between people and not every medicine causes this. At the same speed, a longer reaction time means travelling further before acting. Wearing the correct prescribed glasses is not an inadequate psychophysical state.
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after a heated argument.
wearing prescription glasses.
after a light meal.
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