Problem Analysis
Texting originally began on December 3, 1992 when Neil Papworth sent the first sort message service (SMS) to his friend’s phone, Richard Jarvis, who was attending a Christmas party across town. Richard was unable to respond back to the SMS because phones at that time were not equipped with SMS or text …show more content…
When an individual thinks that they can multitask while driving is foolish to say the least. In a study done by four professors of Drexel University Mckeever, Schultheis, Padmanaban, & Blasco (2012) concluded that the increase of texting while driving has become an issue; texting while driving constitutes in dual task that requires resources across multiple domains that are also necessary for driving safely. A direct effect to driving safely also was concluded when the test subject’s lane deviation or the ability to maintain the appropriate lane were greatly affected while performing a texting task. (Mckeever, 2012). Also to assume that there are not any effects of primarily using technology as your form of communication is absurd as well. When an individual that uses texting, email, or social media as their primary communication skill they are losing any and all ability to be able to communicate in a face to face conversation. They could potentially not understand how to communicate using body language to emphasize their