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The reaction time lab is used to show how your reaction time is hindered when you are distracted compared to when you are undistracted. Through the trail it became obvious that it took longer to click the button when you were distracted through the class averages( Distracted- 561.21 Undistracted- 353.447619). This information is accurate, because by doing the testing by doing undistracted and then distracted and repeat. This makes it so that the tester does not become accustom to either of the trials. The trail can also become more accurate by increasing the pool of testers or having more trails. Prior to this lab I knew that my ability to text while driving was pretty poor, but I didn't realize how poor my ability was until this

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