Adolescent Sleep and Mood: A Bidirectional Study
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Adolescent Sleep and Mood: A Bidirectional Study
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Now let's investigate the bidirectional relationship between daily mood and nightly sleep in adolescents. The authors explain that inadequate sleep is prevalent among U.S. adolescents and linked to daytime sleepiness and emotional symptoms. The study aims to bridge a research gap by examining how daily happiness and negative mood influence sleep, and vice-versa, using both subjective (self-report) and objective (actigraphy) measures over a week. While some findings aligned with expectations, counter-intuitive results emerged with objective sleep data, suggesting negative mood correlates with objectively better sleep. The research highlights the complex interplay between mood and sleep during adolescence and the importance of multi-method assessment.