True or False: During final descent, you only need to turn the cabin lights to full bright.

During final descent, it is important for flight attendants to ensure the cabin lights are set appropriately according to safety protocols and passenger comfort. The cabin lights should be turned to a lower level instead of full bright to help passengers adjust to possible changes in lighting conditions during landing, particularly if landing during low-light conditions. Lowering the lights can also enhance visibility for the flight crew and increase passenger awareness of the need to be prepared for disembarkation or emergency procedures. Therefore, simply turning the lights to full bright does not align with established safety practices, making the assertion false.