Developmental Trends in Sleep Duration in Adolescence and Young Adulthood: Evidence From a National United States Sample
Journal of Adolescent HealthPublished 18 December 2013Open access
Julie Maslowsky, Emily J. Ozer
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Abstract
Sleep duration is developmentally patterned from adolescence through early adulthood. Mean and extreme sleep durations vary systematically by sex and race/ethnicity as well as age. These normative data on sleep duration will inform studies of the role of sleep in the etiology of a wide range of health conditions affecting adolescents and young adults.
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