Evening-type College Students On Early Daytime Class Schedules At A Disadvantage
Tuesday, June 10, 2008 - 07:14
in Psychology & Sociology
Eveningness is associated with not only later phases of a person's sleep-wake cycle, but also with sleep irregularities, more pronounced sleep restriction during the week, and higher sleep compensation on weekends. Evening type college students may, therefore, need a sleep education that helps them adjust to imposed morning schedules, and would probably benefit from later class schedules.
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