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Multiple Object Tracking Task reaction time

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Sleep timing

upin humans1

1 study

  1. Sleep timing improves Multiple Object Tracking Task reaction time in humans.

    “Within individuals who live below the poverty line (n=47), on nights when participants fell asleep earlier (p=.013) and slept longer (p=.021) but had more minutes of wake (p=.0013) and less efficient sleep (p=.018) than their average, next-day mean reaction time was faster.”

    Humansbelow 125% federal poverty lineone week72% femalesn = 47

    DAILY ASSOCIATIONS OF ACTIGRAPHIC SLEEP AND NEXT-DAY WORKING MEMORY IN MIDLIFE AND OLDER ADULTS

    GSA 2024 abstract

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Sleep duration

upin humans1

1 study

  1. Sleep duration improves Multiple Object Tracking Task reaction time in humans.

    “Within individuals who live below the poverty line (n=47), on nights when participants fell asleep earlier (p=.013) and slept longer (p=.021) but had more minutes of wake (p=.0013) and less efficient sleep (p=.018) than their average, next-day mean reaction time was faster.”

    Humansbelow 125% federal poverty lineone week72% femalesn = 47

    DAILY ASSOCIATIONS OF ACTIGRAPHIC SLEEP AND NEXT-DAY WORKING MEMORY IN MIDLIFE AND OLDER ADULTS

    GSA 2024 abstract

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