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Which of the following is true about the sleep-wake cycle?
BThe sleep-wake cycle repeats after 24 hours.
Your body temperature changes throughout the day and night, on a regular cycle. Body temperature is lowest at 4:30
peaks at 6pm and drops down again by 4:30 the next night. Is this an example of a circadian rhythm?
AYes, because the cycle takes 24 hours.
When is body temperature lowest
4:30 am
When is body temperature highest ?
6pm
Which of the following statements correctly describe circadian rhythms
CThey are biological rhythms that repeat every 24 hours.
EExamples include the sleep-wake cycle and variations in body temperature.
Which of the following statements correctly describes a sleep-wake cycle?
AAt 7 am, we wake up.
CAt 11 am, we feel most alert.
EIn the afternoon, we have a dip in alertness.
FAt 11 pm, we fall asleep.
HAt 2 am, we feel least alert.
Which of the following is an ultradian rhythm?
CThe stages of sleep
DAppetite
Which of the following statements is true about ultradian rhythms?
AThey are biological rhythms that repeat more than once every 24 hours.
During this stage of sleep, our eyes move rapidly and our brain is active.
Rem
During this stage of sleep our heart rate starts to slow down and our temperature starts to drop.
Stage 2
During this stage of sleep, we fall into a deeper and deeper sleep.
Stage 3+4
During this stage of sleep, we are just starting to fall asleep and can be easily woken up.
Stage 1
Which of the following are correct about the basic rest activity cycle?
COne cycle of the basic rest activity cycle (BRAC) lasts 90 minutes.
AThe basic rest activity cycle (BRAC) is an ultradian rhythm.
Which of the following is true of the basic rest activity cycle (BRAC)?
AIt is an ultradian rhythm of alertness.
D1 cycle lasts 90 minutes.
FIt helps to explain why professional musicians and athletes break up their practice into short segments.
Tucker et al. didn’t manipulate any independent variables. Instead, they carefully controlled extraneous variables, like the levels of light and the amount of noise.
CControlled observation