Austin Powers travels from California to New York, chasing Dr. Evil across the country. Austin then experiences fatigue, irritability, inattention, and sleeping problems due to the disruption of his ____, which causes____

a. ?sleep stages; narcolepsy
b. ?lucid dreaming; jet lag
c. ?circadian rhythms; sleep apnea
d. ?circadian rhythms; jet lag


ANSWER:
d

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