Cell phone conversations don’t just interfere with driving. Driving dents the capacity to describe and remember cell phone messages, at least for some of the youngest and oldest drivers, a new study finds.
CONVERSATIONAL LOSSES In a new study, volunteer drivers and passengers in a driving simulator each heard brief stories through headphones that he or she then retold to the other person.
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