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An increase in distractions.
Among the possible effects that depression has on a vehicle driver, we find an increase in distractions at the wheel, a reduced reaction capacity, an incorrect perception of the surrounding environment, and an increase in insecurity that leads to making wrong decisions. In any case, a driver affected by depression should consult a specialist before getting behind the wheel.
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An increase in distractions.
Greater reaction capacity.
More efficient perception.
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