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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Social jetlag."”.
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Social jetlag and global sleep quality predict worse grades in first-year STEM students.
… that included measures of sleep quality, social jetlag, chronotype, daytime sleepiness, mental health, and fluid intelligence. Sleep quality and social jetlag remained predictive of grade point average (GPA) after controlling for all variables (ps<.05). After excluding participants with …
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Evaluating sleep and circadian rhythm disturbances and symptoms of impulsivity and inattention: Implications for adult attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
… We report novel evidence which suggests that ‘social jetlag’ – an index of circadian misalignment arising from discordance between endogenous circadian timing and the timing of the social clock – is a consistent predictor of poorer ADHD-like symptom outcomes. Furthermore, objective assessment …
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Percepção do estresse acadêmico, padrões de sono e desfechos em saúde mental em estudantes do ensino médio no turno matutino
… times during school and free days, chronotype, social jetlag and irregularity in sleep duration; 3) daytime sleepiness; 4) and the latent variable representing mental health formed by levels of stress, anxiety and depression. Higher levels of perception of academic stress were associated with: …
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FROM CLOCKS TO EXERCISE, FROM METABOLISM TO PERFORMANCE: A CHRONOPHYSIOLOGICAL APPROACH
… the role of sleep quality, chronotype, and social jetlag in shaping endurance, strength, and balance. The final section of this introduction delves into molecular aspects, investigating the influence of temperature regulation, metabolism, and clock genes in determining exercise physiology. …
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Better sleep for teens in Reykjavík : effects of delaying school start on adolescent sleep
… school start also showed significantly less social jetlag than other groups. Delayed school start time did however not have a significant effect on average sleep duration or well-being. Implications and possible explanations for these results are discussed as well as directions for future …