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That more distractions occur at the wheel.
It can increase distractions and make it harder to maintain attention on traffic. Effects vary with the person and phase of stress: nervousness, haste, fatigue or slower decisions with more errors may occur. It does not guarantee quicker decisions or fewer errors; do not claim all drivers react identically.
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That they make slower decisions and make fewer mistakes.
That more distractions occur at the wheel.
That they make quicker decisions and make fewer mistakes.
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