Interference with the task of driving a car has been found to result from:
A) differences in effort (resource) demand
B) inappropriate resource allocation
C) changes in multiple resource structure
D) all of the above

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Interference with driving can result from differences in effort demand, inappropriate resource allocation, and changes in the structure of multiple resources. Each of these factors can affect a driver's ability to manage and allocate attention and cognitive resources effectively, leading to potential distractions and decreased driving performance.

Interference with the Task of Driving a Car Has Been