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Aug 2026
Chronotype-specific associations of sleep–wake schedule with behavioral, physiological, and psychological parameters
Abstract Diurnal variations in human performance are known to be associated with chronotype, which reflects individual differences in preferred sleep–wake cycles. Early chronotypes (ECs) exhibit superior motor and cognitive functions in the morning, whereas late chronotypes (LCs) tend to perform better in the evening....
Toko Haga, Seitaro Iwama, Junichi Ushiba et al.
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