Gradually matching your sleep-waking cycle to a new time schedule is called
A) drive reduction.
B) adjusted homeostasis.
C) fundamental attribution.
D) preadaptation.

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Gradually adjusting your sleep-waking cycle to a new time schedule is known as preadaptation. This process involves gradually changing your sleep habits to match the new schedule, rather than abruptly trying to adjust all at once. The other options, such as drive reduction and fundamental attribution, do not involve this specific process of adjusting one's sleep habits.

Gradually Matching Your Sleep-Waking Cycle to a New Time Schedule