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Influence of Sleep Regularity on Self-Reported Mental Health and Wellbeing

June 1, 2016

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Sano A, Phillips A, Taylor S, McHill A, Hidalgo C, O’Brien C, Buie J, Barger L, Czeisler C, Klerman E, Picard R. "Influence of Sleep Regularity on Self-Reported Mental Health and Wellbeing," Sleep2016, June 2016.

Abstract

EDA high frequency peaking, measured over 8 nights in healthy adults, occurred in Non-REM2 and SWS, usually in the first half of the night. The EDA amplitude was most highly correlated with EEG delta power early in the night for most participants.

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