It is night and raining on the A76. Lane-keeping assistance is on and you notice you are holding the wheel more loosely than usual, because 'the system sorts it out anyway'. What do you do?
You grip the wheel properly again; the system does not take over the risk
You keep it like this; you know the assistant well enough to trust it blindly
You keep it like this; with the assistant on, the risk of leaving the lane is gone
Explanation
False — you mistake habit for knowledge. Research shows that many drivers do not know exactly what such a system is for, how it works and what risks come with it — such as what it cannot see in rain and darkness (Book p.218).