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Mollykgkg

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Under free-running conditions, longer periods of wakefulness and are usually followed by
 
  A) shorter periods of sleep.
  B) longer periods of sleep.
  C) sleep with no REM.
  D) sleep inertia.
  E) restless legs.

Question 2

Under normal living conditions, most people sleep during
 
  A) body temperature homeostasis.
  B) internal desynchronization.
  C) free-running temperature cycles.
  D) the falling phase of the circadian body-temperature cycle.
  E) the rising phase of the circadian body-temperature cycle.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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