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The paper "Detection of Artefacts in sleep Studies Data" states that sleep consists of five stages that are distinguishable from each other by the sleep intensity, eye movements and the type of brain waves recorded during sleep.... Neurotransmitters play a great role in the determination of sleep.... Dement (1999, p34) defines sleep as a 'condition of unconsciousness from which a person can be aroused into consciousness'....
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Literature review
What was ultimately found through such a research was that the scores of the test subjects, based upon the Anxiety Sensitivity Index Provided them, indicated that there was a definitive correlation between childhood trauma/hardship, and the existence of neuroticism and/or sleep issues that troubled the individual in adulthood.... The importance of sleep is very much a biological need.... However, the fact of the matter is that millions upon millions of individuals are not deriving the sleep requirements that their bodies have....
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Research Paper
It is now a medically accepted fact that sleep is essential for the proper functioning of the body.... This paper elucidates the importance of sleep and the possible consequences of sleep deprivation.... It also concentrates on the molecular aspect of sleep and the circadian rhythms.... Besides addressing the core issue of sleep, it also explains phenomenon like dreams and sleep disorders, which are intimately related to sleeping.
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Essay
Services from the aviation world have never been in demand as before.... As cuts to economize aviation service increase, the expectations from pilots and crew have never been higher.... The increasing cost of fuel has led airlines to look into maximizing their resources including increasing travel assignments for pilots....
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Essay
atigue is a normal response to many conditions customary to flight procedures because of the sleep loss due to erratic shift work and long duty rotations.... “Sleepiness, according to an emerging consensus among sleep researchers and clinicians, is a basic physiological state (like) hunger or thirst.... Deprivation or restriction of sleep increases sleepiness and as hunger or thirst is reversible by eating or drinking, respectively, sleep reverses sleepiness” (Roth et al, 1994)....
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Essay
In the paper 'sleep Disorders and Neuroticism' the author analyzes a chronic sleeping disorder resulting ultimately in insomnia, the inability to fall asleep or to stay asleep.... Lack of sleep can often mimics the side effects of drunkenness, lowers one's productivity, and reduces one's responsiveness.... The researcher denoted that a noted correlation to sleep disturbance and neuroticism was evidenced.... This particular study is useful for inclusion due to the fact that it measures the existence of neuroticism and sleep disturbance from youth; as compared to the previous study that only measured it from adulthood via questionnaire....
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Research Paper
Occasional breaks during sleep is a common occurrence among many people mainly due to stress and other social and physiological issues.... In the US, sleep disorder prevalence has been on the rise with many individuals using the substantive amount of their income.... sleep is the resting place where the brain goes each night.... Sleeping is an involuntary process that is out of our control and this one does not feel comfortable if he does not get enough sleep....
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Research Paper
The essay "Delayed sleep Phase Syndrome of Teenagers" focuses on the critical analysis of the problem of delayed sleep phase syndrome that is being common among teenagers.... Delayed sleep phase syndrome is a medical syndrome that affects the whole process of sleep.... It affects the timing of sleep, the peak periods of alertness, the rhythm of the body temperature, hormonal and also other rhythms in comparison with the general population and the societal requirements that are set by the medical society (Kripke et al....
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Essay