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Distractions can increase and attention can decrease.
Monotony and light traffic can favour lapses of attention and distraction. A changing environment does not guarantee alertness or prevent drowsiness by itself. Stay attentive and plan breaks; if sleepy or tired, stop somewhere safe to rest.
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Distractions are automatically eliminated.
Distractions can increase and attention can decrease.
The ability to concentrate always increases.
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