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Modest amounts of sleep deprivation of depressed patients tends to:
 
  a. act as an antidepressant
  b. make them angry
  c. make them suicidal
  d. reduce their REM sleep once they are allowed to sleep

Question 2

Webb (1986) found that sleep deprivation leads to:
 
  a. decline in ability to sustain performance on short, simple tasks
  b. decline in the ability to sustain performance on long, complex tasks
  c. decline in accuracy
  d. heightened awareness during thought problems



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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