Question ID:PT81 S3 Q10 Passage:Researcher: Overhearing only one side of a cell-phone conversation diverts listeners' attention from whatever they are doing. Hearing only part of a conversation leaves listeners constantly trying to guess what the unheard talker has just said. Listeners' attention is also diverted because cell-phone talkers speak abnormally loudly. Stem:The researcher's statements, if true, most strongly support which one of the following? Correct Answer Choice:BChoice A:The risk that a driver will cause an accident is increased when the driver is talking on a cell phone. Choice B:When a driver hears a passenger in the driver's vehicle talking on a cell phone, that detracts from the driver's performance. Choice C:Overhearing one side of a conversation on a traditional telephone does not divert listeners' attention from tasks at hand. Choice D:People who overhear one side of a cell-phone conversation inevitably lose track of their thoughts. Choice E:Conversing on a cell phone requires making more guesses about what one's conversational partner means than other forms of conversation do.