Sleep deprivation can affect the functioning of neurons and the connections between them. This effect is evident in tasks that require repetitive, fast responsive actions such as some games. This effect of sleep deprivation is called:
A. cognitive slowing.
B. unintended sleep.
C. cognitive rigidity.
D. decreased motivation.
Ans: A. cognitive slowing.
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