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Yes, and this can therefore affect driving.
Suffering from stress, whether or not it involves an anxiety disorder, can cause problems for the driver and the way they drive, since all of this can affect driving. This is why the driver should try to drive the vehicle in a relaxed manner, taking breaks whenever necessary.
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Yes, and this can therefore affect driving.
Only anxiety disorders.
No, stress is only a defence mechanism.
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