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As a general rule, a distracted driver has:
AA shorter reaction time.
BA longer reaction time.Correct
CThe same reaction time as any other driver.
Explanation
Distraction decreases the ability to concentrate and delays the perception of traffic stimuli. For this reason, the driver takes longer to identify a danger and to initiate braking or swerving, which results in a longer reaction time.A reduced reaction time would mean a faster response, which does not happen when attention is dispersed. Similarly, reaction time does not remain unchanged, as any distracting factor directly impairs the driver's cognitive and motor performance.
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