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The circadian rhythm…
 
regulates periods of sleepiness and wakefulness throughout the day
 
can be affected by age, sleep debt, and change in routine
 
can be different for people who are “early birds” or “night owls”
 
all of the above
 
 
 
Light has a chemical effect on the brain that affects sleep.
 
Strongly agree
 
Agree
 
Neutral
 
Disagree
 
Strongly disagree
 
 
 
The part of the brain that controls the circadian rhythm is…
 
Ribonucleic acid
 
Hypothalamus
 
Suprachiasmatic Nucleus
 
Mitochondria
 
 
 
Melatonin levels rise when you are tired.
 
Strongly agree
 
Agree
 
Neutral
 
Disagree
 
Strongly disagree
 
 
 
A sleep cycle is comprised of rapid eye movement (REM) sleep and non-rapid eye movement (NREM) sleep.
 
Strongly agree
 
Agree
 
Neutral
 
Disagree
 
Strongly disagree
 
 
 
The deepest sleep during a sleep cycle is during REM sleep.
 
Strongly agree
 
Agree
 
Neutral
 
Disagree
 
Strongly disagree
 
 
 
Studies have found different benefits—and detriments—to a nap's timing, duration and even effect on different people, depending on one's age and possibly genetics.
 
Strongly agree
 
Agree
 
Neutral
 
Disagree
 
Strongly disagree
 
 
 
Napping is a complex endeavor.
 
Strongly agree
 
Agree
 
Neutral
 
Disagree
 
Strongly disagree
 
 
 
For a quick boost of alertness, experts say a 10-to-20-minute power nap is adequate for getting back to work in a pinch.
 
Strongly agree
 
Agree
 
Neutral
 
Disagree
 
Strongly disagree
 
 
 
For cognitive memory processing, a 60-minute nap may do more good, Including slow-wave sleep helps with remembering facts, places and faces.
 
Strongly agree
 
Agree
 
Neutral
 
Disagree
 
Strongly disagree
 
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