问答题According to Professor Cappuccio, what makes modern people sacrifice their sleeping time?
问答题
According to Professor Cappuccio, what makes modern people sacrifice their sleeping time?
参考解析
解析：
文章第六段中Professor Cappuccio指出，为balance工作与生活，许多人不得不trade in precious sleeping time来确保complete all the jobs，故可推测Professor Cappuccio认为更长的工作时间是我们睡眠不足的原因。
文章第六段中Professor Cappuccio指出，为balance工作与生活，许多人不得不trade in precious sleeping time来确保complete all the jobs，故可推测Professor Cappuccio认为更长的工作时间是我们睡眠不足的原因。
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