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A patient being prepared to sleep in the sleep laboratory is believed to suffer from sleep apnea. You have been given permission to observe this evening. What do you expect to observe?
A) rigid body posture during sleep, punctuated by episodes of heightened physiological arousal
B) difficulty getting to sleep, strong leg movements, and screaming
C) loud snoring, gasping, and body movements
D) loud screams, heightened arousal, and violent outbursts

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Authors: Zimbardo, Johnson, Weber, Gruber

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