Research cited in Chapter 7 suggested that when drivers chat on cell phones while driving
A) they are usually apt to engage in text-messaging as well.
B) they drive just as well as when they are not on a cell phone.
C) how they drive depends on their ability to multitask.
D) they are less likely to look in their rear view mirror.

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Research indicates that drivers using cell phones are less attentive to their surroundings, including checking mirrors, which can compromise driving safety.

Research Cited in Chapter 7 Suggested That When Drivers Chat