[PDF] Top 20 Effects of Genotype and Sleep on Temperament

... average sleep duration over time was fi rst obtained from the mixed model analysis, and then hierarchical regressions were ...5-HTTLPR genotype; Block 2, average sleep duration over time and child ... See full document

... Val/Val allele carriers, but were ineffective or even impaired performance in Met/Met individuals (Apud et al, 2007; Farrell et al, 2012; Giakoumaki et al, 2008; Mattay et al, 2003). The present study demonstrates that ... See full document

... of sleep loss/deprivation on performance requiring attention and concentration [9] ...The effects of insufficient sleep or sleep loss on academic performances could be greater than ... See full document

... patterns, including poor feeding climate, low physical activity, short sleep duration, and negative parent perception of child weight. In recent literature, parental feeding styles has been examined, in concert ... See full document

... influence sleep development over time through the behavioural process they ...to sleep problems (such as sleep-state organisation or other aspects of temperament at birth), parental behaviour ... See full document

... that sleep restriction could particularly affect individuals with low intrinsic arousal levels, since sleep restriction lowers their arousal levels to even lower and - thus - more detrimental ...from ... See full document

... 7-day interval, with the user group maintaining consumption for the first 5 days of the testing period and then abstaining for the ensuing 2 days. Users showed a significant drop in performance at the second testing, ... See full document

... infant sleep problems and childhood overweight or obesity using existing definitions of sleep prob- ...the effects of infant sleep problems on childhood weight status in Grade ...with ... See full document

... t Sleep loss appears to affect the capacity for performance and access to energetic ...of sleep in protecting that capacity and the reaction of the system as it attempts to respond with effort to overcome ... See full document

... sufficient sleep each night is vital. Adults need on average eight hours of sleep (Okano et ...2019). Sleep deprivation occurs when an adequate amount of sleep is not being ...population, ... See full document

... the sleep problems among medical stu- dents and found that sleep quality was associated with aca- demic progress, leisure activity and living conditions and also sleep quality was not associated with ... See full document

... its effects on vigilance stages using electroencephalography (EEG) in ...Acute effects of two doses (2 mg/kg and 10 mg/kg, ...Furthermore, effects of 10 mg/kg acute escitalopram treatment on ... See full document

... variables related to college students' cognitive performance. Journal of American College Health. Sleep quality versus sleep quantity: Relationships between sleep and measures of healt[r] ... See full document

... To further reveal the influence of the sleep deprivation, the two group difference in nodal efficiency was tested at the connection density of 0.41. We find that the nodal efficiency in anterior cingulate (ACG.R), ... See full document

... It is unclear as to why the duration of the deprivation period should have this effect, though it is noteworthy that during ref eeding following long term deprivation periods SWS levels [r] ... See full document

... Abstract Sleep enhances memory ...of sleep on memory consolidation is affected by the amount of energy consumed during the preceding ...to sleep, nocturnal wakefulness has been shown to impair memory ... See full document

... Caution is needed in interpreting certain aspects of our results. First, insufficient sleep in the REEG group may have biased our group comparison results toward the null. However, because the overall prevalence ... See full document

... Studies of cerebral blood flow, cerebral vascular resistance, and cerebral oxygen consumption, as well as mean arterial blood pressure, hemoglobin concentration, blood gases, and blood p[r] ... See full document

... during sleep differs depend- ing on sleep ...movement sleep (REM) [25], due to a loss of thermosensitivity in the majority of the hypothalamic preoptic neurons ...other sleep stages [29], ... See full document

... the sleep position and development logs current; and 2) independent assessment of health, growth, and development was performed by pediatricians at each well-child check, including a specific physician statement ... See full document