#1
Which of the following is an example of aggressive driving behavior?
Using turn signals properly
Maintaining a safe following distance
Exceeding the speed limit and weaving through traffic
Yielding to pedestrians at crosswalks
#2
What does tailgating refer to in the context of driving?
Attaching a trailer to a vehicle
Following another vehicle too closely
Overtaking on a sharp curve
Using high beam headlights at night
#3
What is the recommended action if you encounter an aggressive driver on the road?
Engage in a race to assert dominance
Ignore the aggressive behavior and continue driving normally
Respond with aggressive behavior to establish control
Safely distance yourself from the aggressive driver
#4
In terms of driving behavior, what does 'rubbernecking' refer to?
Checking tire pressure
Turning the steering wheel too sharply
Looking at something out of curiosity while driving, often causing a traffic jam
Experiencing tire skidding on wet roads
#5
What is the term for deliberately impeding or obstructing other drivers' progress?
Road hogging
Lane splitting
Defensive driving
Lane drifting
#6
Which of the following is NOT a common trigger for aggressive driving?
Heavy traffic
Being late for an appointment
A calm and peaceful environment
Disrespectful behavior from other drivers
#7
Which hormone is often associated with aggressive behavior in humans?
Cortisol
Oxytocin
Testosterone
Serotonin
#8
What is road rage?
A type of extreme weather condition affecting roads
An intense anger or aggression exhibited by drivers
A traffic congestion management technique
A type of racing event held on public streets
#9
What is the primary cause of aggressive driving behavior?
Poor road conditions
Traffic congestion
Emotional distress or anger
Inadequate driver training
#10
What is the difference between aggressive driving and road rage?
Aggressive driving involves illegal maneuvers while road rage involves verbal or physical altercations
Aggressive driving refers to speeding while road rage refers to reckless driving
Aggressive driving is intentional while road rage is unintentional
There is no difference, they are the same
#11
What role can law enforcement play in managing aggressive driving behavior?
Encouraging aggressive driving to maintain traffic flow
Issuing citations and fines for aggressive driving behavior
Ignoring aggressive driving behavior to avoid confrontation
Joining aggressive drivers in racing events
#12
What is the potential consequence of engaging in aggressive driving behavior?
Reduced likelihood of accidents
Decreased stress levels
Increased risk of collisions and legal consequences
Improved road safety for all drivers
#13
Which of the following strategies can help manage aggressive driving behavior?
Speeding up to avoid conflicts with aggressive drivers
Engaging in confrontations with aggressive drivers
Practicing defensive driving techniques
Honking aggressively to assert dominance
#14
Which psychological factor is often associated with aggressive driving?
Empathy
Impulsivity
Patience
Calmness
#15
Which driving technique can help prevent aggressive driving incidents?
Cutting off other drivers to assert dominance
Practicing patience and tolerance on the road
Honking excessively at slow-moving vehicles
Driving closely behind other vehicles to pressure them
#16
What is the importance of self-awareness in managing aggressive driving behavior?
It promotes aggressive driving behavior
It allows drivers to recognize and control their emotions and reactions
It encourages reckless driving habits
It increases the likelihood of road rage incidents
#17
Which driving habit can contribute to reducing aggressive behavior on the road?
Using offensive gestures towards other drivers
Practicing forgiveness and letting go of minor annoyances
Tailgating to pressure slower drivers
Engaging in racing competitions on highways