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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"sleep regularity"”.
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Predicting Changes in Individual Wellbeing Scores: Mixed Effects Models using Sleep Data from Wearables
Sleep plays a major role in regulating human cognitive function, performance, mood, and well-being. Despite its significance, the intricate relationship between various sleep components—such as duration, quality, and regularity—and wellbeing outcomes remains inadequately explored. The nature of …
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Do Less Consistent Night-To-Night Sleep Patterns Impact Emotional Processing Among Healthy School-Aged Children?
… the complex, dynamic relationships between sleep and mental health, it remains hindered by simplified views of sleep and emotion across development (Meltzer, 2017). More recent research has instead attempted to examine sleep from a multidimensional “sleep health” perspective (Buysse, 2014). …
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The relationship between sleep and emotion regulation in individuals with depressive symptoms
… with depression have difficulties with both sleep and emotional regulation and tend to have high reactivity towards negative stimuli. Poor sleep in these individuals may contribute to increased emotional reactivity to negative stimuli, because sleep is known to modify reactivity to emotional, …
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Measuring college students' sleep, stress, mental health and wellbeing with wearable sensors and mobile phones
… that wrist EDA peaks occur during Non REM2 and 3 sleep. Then, with multi-modal wearable sensor data, I conducted several studies showing how multi-modal wearable sensors can improve characterization of sleep/wake states over motion-sensing alone, and predict sleep-related memory consolidation. We …
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Investigating impacts of sleep on recovery and performance in elite rugby union
Sleep plays a vital role in daily functioning of biological, cognitive, and physical performance for humans. Additionally, sleep has been widely regarded by athletes to play an important role in recovery from training and competition. Despite the increasing amount of sleep research in athlete …