The last time you and a friend were in the city, you had a great meal, but now neither of you can remember the restaurant's name. Your friend is looking at online restaurant listings in the hope that seeing the name will jog her memory

Jala wants to buy new tires for her car that will perform well in wet, rainy weather. She doesn't know much about tires and doesn't have a lot of time or mental effort available while choosing a set of tires. A persuasive attempt by a tire salesperson is most likely to succeed if it concentrates on

a. the number of people who have used this tire as an effective way to handle rainy weather. b. how safe and protected people feel when they use this tire. c. comparing the tire to other similar tires. d. details about how the tire's shape allows it to grip the road more effectively.

Jimmy is about to eat supper when suddenly he has an irresistible, sudden attack of sleepiness,

which is accompanied by several minutes of muscle paralysis. When Jimmy awakens, he finds that he has fallen face first into his large plate of spaghetti. Jimmy's "nap attack" is characteristic of which sleep disorder? a. insomnia b. narcolepsy c. sleep apnea d. night terrors