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Fitness, distraction and impairmentStandalone practice
What should you do when anger, anxiety or sadness prevents concentration?
Correct answer: Wait until you can focus, or arrange another way to travel
Why
Anger, anxiety or sadness can interrupt attention and clear thinking. Take time to calm down before driving; if you still cannot focus, delay the trip or use another way to travel. Allowing enough time and planning the route can reduce avoidable stress.
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