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    Lucid Dreaming

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    practices a sleep realisation recognition where you would able to alter/control/observe within your will inside dreams that you are experiencing .This practise considered unorthodox and out of our social norms because it is likely unusual to the world. Person who can’t overcome their mental illness such as fear of public speaking might benefit from this practices.On the other hand ,It also helps to improve our memory using similar method of picturing a scene .Moreover It is also acts as a sleep…

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    drastic ways. Working college students may have to compromise their sleep patterns, they may also learn useful time management skills and compromise their social life. Working through college has a negative impact on students’ sleeping habits. I have personal experience with being so tired that I slept on the bus, in my class, and again during the bus ride home. Many days I feel like a walking zombie. Most college students are sleep deprived because…

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    Most students have trouble getting home late at night and had plans that include going over curfew time. Many students and guardians would like a different curfew time but there are many debates about this. Some people are against getting a longer curfew and others would like to get a longer curfew. A Longer curfew makes some people fear what will happen to the community, where other people think it gives teens more of an opportunity to do things. In our paper you will hear the pros and cons…

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    African-American Culture

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    parents. There’s the daily routine of bathing, playtime and storytelling. Infants that fall asleep on their own usually take objects to bed with them such as a toy or blanket. The Aka infants were substantially more likely than Ngandu infants to sleep, drowse, to be held or fed, or to be within proximity of their care providers, even when the opportunity arises to put them down. The fact that the Aka…

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    student’ learning and health, it also can cause sleep deprivation. Most parents would like their kids’ school to start late and ends later. Teenagers wants their high school classes to start late and ends later because they would have enough sleep, have time to eat, have more energy, and so their brain can be more functional. For students, high school classes should start later and end later in the day because they would have more time to sleep in. They usually have homework from most of…

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    tired students, most generally teens. Here at The Preston High School the start time is 7:53 a.m. According to the National Sleep Foundation’s 2002 Sleep in America poll, 80% said high schools should start no earlier than 8:00 a.m. each day. Many students complain throughout the school day of being tired because there are getting less than the recommended 8.5-9.5 hours of sleep due to homework and extra-curricular activities. Later start times could improve mood, performance, attendance, and…

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    Sleep is the most essential part of an individual’s life. Sleep can harm your health if you do not get enough of it. New information is best stored when you get enough sleep. It helps people perform tasks better. When you are asleep, energy is well-preserved. People go to sleep because of their health, to retain memories, and to conserve energy. Sleep is valuable to your health. The human body is dependent on how much sleep we get. Sleep deprivation can damage our health. We cannot go a day…

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    Sleep Deprivation Study

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    impacts night shifts and sleep deprivation have on a person. Their logic is that night shifts lead to sleep deprivation which in turn negatively affects performance. Language processing is also observed during the study as well. “Human endogenous circadian rhythms interact with shiftwork resulting in sleep deprivation which negatively affects performance (Reinberg, Ashkenazi, 2008) and health (Arendt, 2010). The purpose of the study was to better understand the impact of sleep deprivation has on…

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    Time is right around the corner in the UK. With the clocks set to go forward on Sunday, March 25, people will lose one hour of sleep, often feeling ‘jet lag’ and sometimes leading to health issues and increased accidents as a result. However, there are several steps to take in order to reduce this feeling and stay alert and healthy. According to Maryanne Taylor of The Sleep Works, a few relatively minor changes over a period of several days can help to ease into the start of British Summer…

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    door really loud at 6:30 in the morning? Well mine does and I am NOT a morning person. That is why I think school should start a hour later. One reason, I think school should start a hour later, is that you will have more time to sleep. You should be able to sleep in because when you do your work might be tired and you will eventually start sleeping while you are in class. And those people will not be listening, paying attention, and will not be knowing what they are doing because they are…

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