Alcohol lowers inhibitions making a driver _____. a) more aggressive b) less defensive c) both d) neither

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Airida [17]3 years ago

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The answer is both A and B. Alcohol lowers inhibitions making a driver more aggressive and less defensive.

It causes a false state of euphoria, security, and self-confidence: there is a contempt for danger and a tendency to transgress the norms.

The drunk driver's difficulty with staying within their lane makes them more likely to have a head-on collision with a car in the opposing lane.

igor_vitrenko [27]3 years ago

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C) Alcohol can make people more aggressive than they naturally tend to be, and it can also make them less defensive, like when they are in a car accident they don't tense up like sober people do. hope this helps, and please mark brainliest I am trying to move up a rank.

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