In an experiment by Takaku (2006) on road rage, when drivers went through a driving simulation in which they accidentally cut off another driver, and then were cut off themselves, they were less likely to
a. let the offense go and relax.
b. forgive the other driver.
c. keep a safe driving distance.
d. resort to road rage.
Question 2
In an experiment by Takaku (2006) on road rage, when drivers went through a driving simulation in which they accidentally cut off another driver, and then were cut off themselves, they were quicker to
a. become angry.
b. lay on the horn.
c. forgive the other driver.
d. distract themselves.
A road sign telling drivers that there may be devils nearby
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