The Midday Napping Practices of "Siesta Cultures" Are Adaptive Because

question 60

Multiple Choice

The midday napping practices of "siesta cultures" are adaptive because the siesta allows individuals ​

• A)a necessary break from their extremely physical labor.
• B)to sleep at the same time as their young infants. ​
• C)time to digest their large midday meal. ​
• D)to avoid working during the hottest part of the day. ​

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