Fred is 82. He refuses to stop driving because "Giving up my wheels would mean I couldn't take care of myself anymore. I would have to go into a home or depend on my children to take me everywhere." Based on this chapter, Fred's response is:
a) normal, but somewhat dangerous.
b) unusual; most older adults give up driving.
c) appropriate, as Fred should be completely safe.
d) inappropriate; Fred can ask his family for help.
Ans: a) normal, but somewhat dangerous.
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