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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"sleep restriction"”.
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The Effects of Sleep Restriction on Biological, Psychological, and Neurocognitive Measures of Health
Chronic sleep restriction impacts a significant proportion of the population, even though health is optimized following a minimum of seven hours of sleep. A preponderance of the literature examining the effects of sleep loss focuses on males and total sleep deprivation. Sleep restriction paradigms …
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Predictors Of Interindividual Differences In Vulnerability To Neurobehavioral Consequences Of Chronic Partial Sleep Restriction
… differences in neurobehavioral response to sleep loss are ubiquitous and unexplained. Numerous factors have been examined as potential predictors of phenotypic response to sleep loss but none have yielded a comprehensive view of the phenomenon. This dissertation examines the impact of …
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Effects of Chronic Moderate Sleep Restriction and Exercise on Cancer, Anxiety-Related Behavior, and Memory of Mice
… has been speculation that chronic moderate sleep restriction is harmful to health in ways similar to the detriments of acute prolonged sleep deprivation. However, this hypothesis has not been tested experimentally. Exercise can be beneficial to health. The purpose of this dissertation was to …
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The Role of Cardiac Vagal Tone in Prediction of Individual Differences in Attention and Emotion Processing After Sleep Restriction
… increasing interest in the mechanisms by which sleep loss impacts emotion processing. Recent investigations have begun to study physiological responses to emotional stimuli following sleep loss. There is also interest in identification of individual difference markers of vulnerability to sleep …
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Refresh. Restriction For Reorganising Sleep Habit: A randomised controlled trial of simplified sleep restriction for primary insomnia in the primary care setting
… by the time and expense required for delivery. Sleep restriction, or restricting the time in bed, is one component of CBT-I, which could be delivered as a brief intervention during primary care consultations. A systematic review of sleep restriction as a stand-alone treatment for insomnia showed …
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The Role of Sleep and Hormones in Processing of Emotional Information
… emotion processing after a single night of sleep restriction, and to investigate hormones and menstrual phase as predictors of vulnerability to sleep loss. Participants were randomly assigned to a control group in bed 11pm-7am (12 men, 12 follicular women (day 8-14 of cycle), 12 luteal women …
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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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Fatigue Risk Management: Modeling the Sleep/Wake-Based Dynamics of Performance
… predict cognitive performance impairment due to sleep loss and/or circadian misalignment. In essence, these models are all based on the Two-Process Model (TPM) which contains a homeostatic process for the build-up and decline of sleep pressure across days, and a circadian process to keep track of …
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Fatigue Risk Management: Modeling the Sleep/Wake-Based Dynamics of Performance
… predict cognitive performance impairment due to sleep loss and/or circadian misalignment. In essence, these models are all based on the Two-Process Model (TPM) which contains a homeostatic process for the build-up and decline of sleep pressure across days, and a circadian process to keep track of …
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Type 2 Diabetes And Insomnia: Impact On Metabolic Control
… a relationship of the quantity and quality of sleep to glycemic control in type 2 diabetics. No research on the impact of insomnia on diabetes prevention and/or management was found in the literature. The purpose of this 11 week intervention study was to examine the effects of participation in …
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Examining Relations among Sleep, Slow Wave Variables, and Next-day Emotional Processing in School-age Children
Introduction: Sleep is critical to children’s daytime functioning, and inadequate sleep in childhood is known to forecast the development of psychological and behavioral problems. A proposed mechanism underlying these relationships is emotional processing. The majority of studies have examined …
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Effects of fatigue on simulated space telerobotics performance : a preliminary study analysis
… consistently despite restricted and slam shifted sleep and circadian schedules and long session durations, which all potentially degrade cognitive function, response time, and attention. A ground laboratory experiment was designed to 1) Determine the effects of fatigue on performance metrics in …