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Understanding Our Smartphone Compulsions

This session provides an overview of the relationship between the extremely vital task of operating a motor vehicle and our compulsion—in many cases, addiction—to constantly use our smartphones.

The Distracted Brain

Multitasking is a myth. Awareness consists of all our senses working together to keep us upright, knowledgeable of our surroundings, and ready for an encounter with any person, animal or thing that enters our vision-scape. This session explains how the ability to process visual information has some major gaps.

Smartphones on the Road

This session continues to reinforce the idea that multiprocessing is a myth. Most imporantly, using a smartphone while driving is dangerous. While certain activities can multiprocess (chewing gum and walking), activities that require concentration and judgment are not multiprocessed. They are in fact time sliced, where eyes and brain are off the road. The session also delves into road rage induced by the use of smartphones.

Victims' Impact Panel

This session reveals the stories of both victims and perpetrators. It describes how lives are ruined by careless use of smartphones.

Now, What Do I Do?

This session outlines actions you need to take.It covers self-help and resources that will help you to be both a safe driver and avoid the 'addiction to smartphones.






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