Which action could be classified as disobeying an officer?

Disobeying an officer typically involves failing to comply with a lawful order or request made by a law enforcement officer. Refusing to sign a citation falls directly into this category because signing a citation is often a legal requirement that indicates the individual acknowledges receiving the citation, even if they do not agree with its contents. By refusing to sign, the individual is not complying with the officer's directive, which can hinder the enforcement process and is viewed as disobeying the officer's authority.

The other actions, such as following safety regulations, giving correct personal information, and cooperating fully with law enforcement, all reflect compliance and cooperation with officer directives. These actions support the law enforcement process and demonstrate proper interaction with officers, contrasting significantly with the refusal to sign a citation.