Question

1. compensating for potential problems before they actually become problems helps prevent you from becoming angry.

a. true
b. false

1. a good way to avoid dealing with an aggressive driver is ______:

a. let the aggressive driver control your emotions
b. make eye contact with the aggressive driver
c. hand gesture to the aggressive driver
d. dont let the aggressive driver control your emotions

1. which of the following tip can help you handle daily road frustrations that can lead to road rage?

a. leave at the last second
b. drive faster than the posted speed limit
c. allow yourself to become distracted
d. relax

1. what should you do when confronted with an aggressive driver?

a. put your pride aside
b. make rude gestures
c. keep following the aggressive driver
d. make eye contact

1. if you encounter a speeder, the best advice is to keep up with them in order to prevent them from getting angry at you.

a. true
b. false

1. teenagers are the only group that has difficulty managing their anger.

a. true
b. false

Explanation:

Question 1

Preventing potential problems before they escalate can reduce stress and anger triggers. So compensating for them early helps avoid anger.

To avoid issues with an aggressive driver, one should not let their emotions be controlled. Options A, B, C are unhelpful or risky; D is the correct approach.

Leaving late, speeding, or getting distracted increase frustration. Relaxing helps manage road frustrations and prevent road rage.

Answer:

A. True

Question 2