Driving at high speed for a long time...
A)reduces the onset of fatigue but increases aggressive behaviour.
B)accelerates the onset of fatigue and, therefore, reduces aggressiveness.
C)accelerates the onset of fatigue and increases aggressive behaviour.Correct
As speed increases, our ability to perceive visual information from our surroundings decreases and it becomes harder to analyse what is happening around us.
As the visual field narrows, the tunnel effect occurs, which is when peripheral vision is progressively lost and we can only see the centre of the road clearly.
The level of attention required while driving also increases, and this accelerates the onset of fatigue, general discomfort and irritability.
As the visual field narrows, the tunnel effect occurs, which is when peripheral vision is progressively lost and we can only see the centre of the road clearly.
The level of attention required while driving also increases, and this accelerates the onset of fatigue, general discomfort and irritability.