Rotating Shift Workers Adjust More Easily to a Change in the Time

question 128

Multiple Choice

Rotating shift workers adjust more easily to a change in the time of their shift if their new shift starts ____ and they had been on their previous shift for a relatively ____ period of time.

• A) earlier; short
• B) earlier; long
• C) later; short
• D) later; long

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