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Discussions reflect strong interest and engagement with phrases like 'high time we fixed that' and references to established tools such as the MCTQ, illustrating recognition of the research’s importance. The tone is proactive and collaborative, emphasizing the societal relevance of improving sleep patterns and understanding chronotypes.
Most discussions acknowledge the importance of the research and support its conclusions about sleep patterns and the effects of industrialization.
The group shows high interest, referencing specific tools like the Munich ChronoType Questionnaire and noting the relevance of chronotypes.
Participants engage by sharing additional resources, such as scholarly tools and past studies, indicating a moderate depth of involvement.
The conversations emphasize the significance of understanding human sleep behavior, highlighting implications for health and lifestyle changes.
#ThrowbackThursday to 2003, when @TillRoen, @MarthaMerrow et al. introduced the MCTQ, a questionnaire that can be used to assess chronotype. It proved to be a powerful tool to study the daily patterns in human behavior & its correlation to health issues. https://t.co/Sie9nEhHxF
“ …the timing of sleep has changed during industrialization and … a majority of humans are sleep deprived during the workweek. “. Seems like it’s high time we fixed that. https://t.co/B3nBJi8xxj
@samuelwaggoner I welcome you to search on Google Scholar rather than regular google, because if you do you will find that the chronobiology community has already established tests and nomenclature for chronotypes, which are not the ones referenced on the link you posted https://t.co/7KnNEO9Tze https://t.co/YGfxXiqXl2
#R #Automated | Munich ChronoType Questionnaire https://t.co/RxHqyoUiav
RT @SRBR_Outreach: #ThrowbackThursday to 2003, when @TillRoen, @MarthaMerrow et al. introduced the MCTQ, a questionnaire that can be used t…
The research "Life between clocks: daily temporal patterns of human chronotypes" https://t.co/xuqfOUJRbQ
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Life between clocks: daily temporal patterns of human chronotypes https://t.co/ieuS8EIvwB
The research "Life between clocks: daily temporal patterns of human chronotypes" https://t.co/xuqfOUJRbQ
RT @NaomiOreskes: “ …the timing of sleep has changed during industrialization and … a majority of humans are sleep deprived during the work…
Life between clocks: daily temporal patterns of human chronotypes - PubMed https://t.co/e1VMruezRJ via @instapaper
IT'S NOT JUST ME! https://t.co/x4WaRnehiT
“ …the timing of sleep has changed during industrialization and … a majority of humans are sleep deprived during the workweek. “. Seems like it’s high time we fixed that. https://t.co/B3nBJi8xxj
RT @hasdid: #R #Automated | Munich ChronoType Questionnaire https://t.co/RxHqyoUiav
#R #Automated | Munich ChronoType Questionnaire https://t.co/RxHqyoUiav
@samuelwaggoner I welcome you to search on Google Scholar rather than regular google, because if you do you will find that the chronobiology community has already established tests and nomenclature for chronotypes, which are not the ones referenced on the link you posted https://t.co/7KnNEO9Tze https://t.co/YGfxXiqXl2
RT @SRBR_Outreach: #ThrowbackThursday to 2003, when @TillRoen, @MarthaMerrow et al. introduced the MCTQ, a questionnaire that can be used t…
RT @SRBR_Outreach: #ThrowbackThursday to 2003, when @TillRoen, @MarthaMerrow et al. introduced the MCTQ, a questionnaire that can be used t…
RT @SRBR_Outreach: #ThrowbackThursday to 2003, when @TillRoen, @MarthaMerrow et al. introduced the MCTQ, a questionnaire that can be used t…
RT @SRBR_Outreach: #ThrowbackThursday to 2003, when @TillRoen, @MarthaMerrow et al. introduced the MCTQ, a questionnaire that can be used t…
RT @SRBR_Outreach: #ThrowbackThursday to 2003, when @TillRoen, @MarthaMerrow et al. introduced the MCTQ, a questionnaire that can be used t…
RT @SRBR_Outreach: #ThrowbackThursday to 2003, when @TillRoen, @MarthaMerrow et al. introduced the MCTQ, a questionnaire that can be used t…
RT @SRBR_Outreach: #ThrowbackThursday to 2003, when @TillRoen, @MarthaMerrow et al. introduced the MCTQ, a questionnaire that can be used t…
RT @SRBR_Outreach: #ThrowbackThursday to 2003, when @TillRoen, @MarthaMerrow et al. introduced the MCTQ, a questionnaire that can be used t…
RT @SRBR_Outreach: #ThrowbackThursday to 2003, when @TillRoen, @MarthaMerrow et al. introduced the MCTQ, a questionnaire that can be used t…
#ThrowbackThursday to 2003, when @TillRoen, @MarthaMerrow et al. introduced the MCTQ, a questionnaire that can be used to assess chronotype. It proved to be a powerful tool to study the daily patterns in human behavior & its correlation to health issues. https://t.co/Sie9nEhHxF
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