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One requiring a quick response.
A situation requiring a quick response. Some older people experience changes in vision, mobility or reaction time, but age alone does not determine fitness or make everyone alike. Anticipation, appropriate speed and extra space help manage these difficulties.
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One allowing calm observation and anticipation, solely for that reason.
One requiring a quick response.
None: reaction time never affects safety.
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