Examples of important functional skills that are not visible to others, but are affected by alcohol, are thinking skills like evaluating risk and processing information. this means that steering, braking, lane changing, and response time could be affected in a driver that has been drinking.

The statement is true.

Explanation:

Alcohol is a CNS depressent. Although, it can have inconsistent effects, exciting consumers under some conditions and sedating them under other conditions. Excitement, usually at lower doses, may be due to alcohol suppressing the inhibitory parts of the brain. Functions such as breathing, speech, thought, memory, and movement can be disturbed by consuming alcohol. Mental effects may include mood changes, decreased inhibitions, relaxation, impaired judgment, slowed reaction times, difficulty remembering, confusion, and loss of consciousness.

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