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More impulsive and competitive behaviour.
It can promote impulsiveness, competitiveness and aggression, reduce risk perception and lead drivers to overestimate their abilities. It can also impair perception and attention. These are possible dangerous effects, not an identical prediction for every person. Use does not improve driving safety.
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Always more cautious and accurate risk assessment.
More impulsive and competitive behaviour.
A guaranteed improvement in attention and self-control.
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