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Abstract Introduction While the consequences of short sleep duration are well understood, relatively little is known about how irregular sleep durations are related to daily functioning. We utilized actigraphy and self-report methods to investigate the correlates of intraindividual sleep variability in two populations. Methods In Study 1, N=699 adults (mean age=38.04, SD=11.65
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Gao, C., Do, A., & Scullin, M. (2021). 088 Irregular Sleep Patterns Predict Worse Sleep Quality and Poorer Psychosocial and Academic Outcomes. Sleep, 44(Supplement_2), A37–A37. https://doi.org/10.1093/sleep/zsab072.087
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