Abstract
We examined the influence of self-reported past-month sleep quality, self-reported past-night sleep duration, and negative affect on morning hunger in college students.
Status
Undergraduate
Department
Psychology
College
College of Arts and Sciences
Campus
Athens
Faculty Mentor
Jean Forney
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Exploring Associations Between Chronic and Acute Self-Reported Sleep Quality and Duration, Hunger and Negative Affect in College Students
We examined the influence of self-reported past-month sleep quality, self-reported past-night sleep duration, and negative affect on morning hunger in college students.