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Showing off or accepting dangerous challenges to impress the group.
Showing off or accepting challenges to impress the group, for example taking dangerous speeds or manoeuvres. Social pressure can influence behaviour, but not every young person behaves this way. Distraction, inexperience and poor risk perception may also contribute; those causes are not denied and better rule recall is not assumed for everyone.
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Obeying rules and rejecting a dangerous challenge.
Showing off or accepting dangerous challenges to impress the group.
Maintaining attention and sufficient distance.
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