短時間睡眠の思春期の者における総睡眠時間が日々の気分に及ぼす影響の検証
This study examined whether increasing sleep duration was associated with changes in daily affect, specifically, increases in positive affect and decreases in negative affect, among short-sleeping adolescents
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RAND Corporation (United States) | Apr 01, 2026
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Increasing sleep duration can significantly enhance the emotional well-being of short-sleeping adolescents, leading to better mental health outcomes.
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Promoting longer sleep in adolescents can reduce anxiety and depression rates, making it a crucial public health initiative.
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While more sleep may improve daily affect, individual differences in sleep needs should guide personalized approaches to adolescent well-being.
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Emphasizing sleep without addressing lifestyle choices may lead to misguided interventions that do not fully resolve emotional issues in adolescents.
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Focusing solely on sleep duration overlooks other factors affecting adolescent mood, such as social interactions and academic pressures.
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