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How likely are you to doze off or fall asleep in the following situations, in contrast to feeling just tired? This refers to your usual way of life in recent times.

  1. 1.Sitting and reading.

    • [0]0 — Would never doze
    • [1]1 — Slight chance of dozing
    • [2]2 — Moderate chance of dozing
    • [3]3 — High chance of dozing
  2. 2.Watching TV.

    • [0]0 — Would never doze
    • [1]1 — Slight chance of dozing
    • [2]2 — Moderate chance of dozing
    • [3]3 — High chance of dozing
  3. 3.Sitting inactive in a public place (e.g., a theater or a meeting).

    • [0]0 — Would never doze
    • [1]1 — Slight chance of dozing
    • [2]2 — Moderate chance of dozing
    • [3]3 — High chance of dozing
  4. 4.As a passenger in a car for an hour without a break.

    • [0]0 — Would never doze
    • [1]1 — Slight chance of dozing
    • [2]2 — Moderate chance of dozing
    • [3]3 — High chance of dozing
  5. 5.Lying down to rest in the afternoon when circumstances permit.

    • [0]0 — Would never doze
    • [1]1 — Slight chance of dozing
    • [2]2 — Moderate chance of dozing
    • [3]3 — High chance of dozing
  6. 6.Sitting and talking to someone.

    • [0]0 — Would never doze
    • [1]1 — Slight chance of dozing
    • [2]2 — Moderate chance of dozing
    • [3]3 — High chance of dozing
  7. 7.Sitting quietly after a lunch without alcohol.

    • [0]0 — Would never doze
    • [1]1 — Slight chance of dozing
    • [2]2 — Moderate chance of dozing
    • [3]3 — High chance of dozing
  8. 8.In a car, while stopped for a few minutes in traffic.

    • [0]0 — Would never doze
    • [1]1 — Slight chance of dozing
    • [2]2 — Moderate chance of dozing
    • [3]3 — High chance of dozing

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