审视总睡眠时长对睡眠不足青少年日常情绪的影响
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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