Some people describe themselves as morning people, while others describe themselves as evening people. Which of the following statements is true regarding that distinction?A) There really is no difference-evening people are just making up an excuse for being lazy and not getting up in the morning.B) Evening people are at their intellectual and physical peak around 9-11 a.m.C) Evening people have low body temperatures in the morning that gradually rise during the day.D) Someone who is a morning person at age 20 will invariably be a morning person throughout life.

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Some people describe themselves as morning people, while others describe themselves as evening people. Which of the following statements is true regarding that distinction?A)  There really is no difference-evening people are just making up an excuse for being lazy and not getting up in the morning.B)  Evening people are at their intellectual and physical peak around 9-11 a.m.C)  Evening people have low body temperatures in the morning that gradually rise during the day.D)  Someone who is a morning person at age 20 will invariably be a morning person throughout life.

Jillian Doyle-Borden · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  Research has shown that evening people have lower body temperatures in the morning, which gradually rise throughout the day, while morning people have higher body temperatures in the morning that gradually decrease throughout the day. This difference in circadian rhythms can affect their energy levels and peak performance times. It is not true that evening people are just making excuses or that one's preference for mornings or evenings will remain the same throughout life.

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