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They gain a false sense of confidence in themselves and therefore take more risks.
The effects of alcohol consumption on a driver include a false sense of confidence in themselves and their abilities behind the wheel, an increase in distractions and the risks they take while driving, and a decrease in their sense of caution.
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They gain a false sense of confidence in themselves and therefore take more risks.
It reduces their reaction time.
They underestimate their abilities behind the wheel.
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