What example did the speaker use to explain multitasking?

A. Driving and texting
B. Reading a book and discussing it
C. Cooking and watching TV
D. Writing and listening to music

Answer: Driving and texting

Additional Information: The speaker warned about the dangers of multitasking by using the example of driving and texting.

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