Question

question 2 of 10
which approach is best when refusing to ride with an impaired driver?
a. avoiding eye contact
b. standing tall
c. apologizing for not going
d. saying you wish you could

Explanation:

To refuse riding with an impaired driver effectively, one should be firm and assertive. Option A (avoiding eye contact) is passive and not effective. Option C (apologizing) and D (saying you wish you could) are more like making excuses or being non - assertive, which might not clearly convey the refusal. Option B (standing tall) implies being firm, confident, and assertive in the refusal, which is the best approach to ensure safety and clearly communicate the decision.

Answer:

B. Standing tall