Because human alertness is determined solely by the duration of recent rest, a commercial motor vehicle operator who obtains eight hours of uninterrupted daytime sleep will experience the same natural level of cognitive alertness during a 3:00 AM shift as they would during a 3:00 PM shift.
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The correct answer is False because human alertness is not determined solely by sleep duration. The human circadian rhythm inherently lowers alertness and degrades reaction time in the early morning hours (especially between midnight and 6:00 AM). Consequently, driving at 3:00 AM is biologically far more fatiguing and dangerous than driving at 3:00 PM, even with an identical amount of prior sleep.
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Circadian Rhythm and the Dual-Process Model of Fatigue