Author Question: Drews, Pasupathi, & Strayer (2008) investigated the impact of cell-phone and in-person ... (Read 53 times)

NguyenJ · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

Drews, Pasupathi, & Strayer (2008) investigated the impact of cell-phone and in-person conversations at the operational, tactical, and strategic levels of driving performance. They found:

a) deficits at both the operational and strategic levels of performance, for both types of conversations.
b) deficits at both the operational and strategic levels of performance only for cell phone conversations.
c) deficits at both the operational and strategic levels of performance only for in-person conversations.
d) no deficits at all, in either conversation condition.

Question 2

Groeger (1999) provided a framework for considering the possible effects of adding an additional task to driving performance. Dealing with an unexpected detour due to an accident would invoke which level of performance?

a) operational
b) tactical
c) strategic
d) maneuvering