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The group's discussions reveal a strong agreement that sleep loss significantly impairs performance, with posts mentioning issues like reaction speed, mood, and safety during driving, demonstrating interest and engagement in real-world consequences. Words like 'profound,' 'imply,' and references to specific studies indicate both concern and recognition of the research's potential impact on understanding sleep health.
Most posts acknowledge the detrimental effects of sleep loss, indicating general consensus with the publication.
Posts demonstrate high curiosity about specific effects, such as reaction time, mood, and cognitive performance, showing keen interest.
Discussions reference various aspects like circadian components, recovery, and real-world implications, reflecting active engagement.
Comments highlight concerns about public health and safety, implying the findings could influence awareness and behaviors, suggesting moderate impact.
A4.5 #EverydaySleepChat Not getting enough #sleep can lower reaction speed (e.g. when driving!) & the ability to concentrate, and cause lapses of attention & #memory issues. It can also result in irritability & a worsened #mood. https://t.co/3EoWCrRNtW https://t.co/D7JVU0ALyk
@anguscburns Thank you! This paper by Dinges and colleagues suggest it doesn't vary so much https://t.co/wKnI3LMtF2, but on the other hand, e.g. reaction time in and of itself has such a strong circadian component (https://t.co/3EoWCrRNtW), so I'm guessing there could be an interaction https://t.co/ufoeFxHZZX
RT @JCedernaes: A4.5 #EverydaySleepChat Not getting enough #sleep can lower reaction speed (e.g. when driving!) & the ability to concentra…
@EverydayHealth @ResearchSleep A2.3 Here's a figure showing how that can look, showing that afternoon drop in cognitive performance. From Wertz et al., https://t.co/aGu3MEPcKn (For something more extreme, look at what happens when you combine extreme sleep & circadian disruption https://t.co/B5LqJVQsWm) https://t.co/qtI3BgzfQC
"Sleep loss leads to profound performance decrements. Yet many individuals believe they adapt to chronic sleep loss or that recovery requires only a single extended sleep episode." #sleepscience #quietzones https://t.co/w4TkDG2rp9
@Lily0727K 長時間睡眠を取ると、慢性的な睡眠負債の影響が一時的に相殺されるみたいですね！ただ、隠れてるだけなので日々十分な睡眠を取るのが大事かもです
Dormir após o almoço, conhecido como sesta, é uma prática comum que pode trazer benefícios e desvantagens à saúde. Estudos mostram que sestas ajudam na função cognitiva, reduzem o estresse e podem ter efeitos positivos…
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@anguscburns Thank you! This paper by Dinges and colleagues suggest it doesn't vary so much https://t.co/wKnI3LMtF2, but on the other hand, e.g. reaction time in and of itself has such a strong circadian component (https://t.co/3EoWCrRNtW), so I'm guessing there could be an interaction https://t.co/ufoeFxHZZX
RT @JCedernaes: A4.5 #EverydaySleepChat Not getting enough #sleep can lower reaction speed (e.g. when driving!) & the ability to concentra…
A4.5 #EverydaySleepChat Not getting enough #sleep can lower reaction speed (e.g. when driving!) & the ability to concentrate, and cause lapses of attention & #memory issues. It can also result in irritability & a worsened #mood. https://t.co/3EoWCrRNtW https://t.co/D7JVU0ALyk
@Lily0727K 長時間睡眠を取ると、慢性的な睡眠負債の影響が一時的に相殺されるみたいですね！ただ、隠れてるだけなので日々十分な睡眠を取るのが大事かもです
"Sleep loss leads to profound performance decrements. Yet many individuals believe they adapt to chronic sleep loss or that recovery requires only a single extended sleep episode." #sleepscience #quietzones https://t.co/w4TkDG2rp9
@EverydayHealth @ResearchSleep A2.3 Here's a figure showing how that can look, showing that afternoon drop in cognitive performance. From Wertz et al., https://t.co/aGu3MEPcKn (For something more extreme, look at what happens when you combine extreme sleep & circadian disruption https://t.co/B5LqJVQsWm) https://t.co/qtI3BgzfQC