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HintIt's like craning your neck to see something.Memory TipRubbernecking: Stretches necks, slows traffic.
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HintThink: 'Cognition' relates to mental processes.Memory TipMind drifts = car drifts off course.
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HintNot paying attention while driving.Memory TipInattention: Ignoring the road.
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HintWhat you see affects your driving.Memory TipEyes off road = high crash risk.
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HintGeneral term for diverted focus.Memory TipDon't drive distracted: stay focused.
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HintDistraction through hearing.Memory TipLoud sounds: danger surrounds!
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HintInvolves movement and mechanics.Memory TipHands busy, driving risky.
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HintThink flying objects.Memory TipIncoming! Projectiles need reactions.
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HintLike rubbernecking, but broader.Memory TipGawking: Creates problems by blocking.
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HintWhat might catch your eye?Memory TipEyes wander, danger squander.
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HintPhysical actions in the car.Memory TipHands move, focus lose!
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HintMental distractions.Memory TipMind strays, car sways!
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HintWhat you hear in the car.Memory TipEars hear, focus disappears!
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HintIt's about the big picture.Memory TipAttention is key. Focus and see.
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HintFour main types.Memory TipBVAC: Be Very Attentive Constantly.
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HintHow much does it matter?Memory TipInattention: Crash invitation.
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HintIs it safe to do multiple things?Memory TipMultitasking: Accidents are asking!
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HintWhat to do when tired?Memory TipTired? Stop. Don't get dropped!
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HintHow many senses does it affect?Memory TipPhone use: Distraction abuse.
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HintReacting to minor distractions.Memory TipCalm down, don't be clown.
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HintWhat types of distractions?Memory TipEat later, drive greater.
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HintWho is more at risk?Memory TipNew drivers, passenger diversions.