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Presentation Type
Open Access Poster Presentation
Keywords
Teenagers--Sleep--Psychological aspects; Teenagers--Sleep--Physiological aspects; Sleep deprivation--Physiological aspects; Sleep deprivation--Psychological aspects;
Abstract
Sleeping disorder, deprivation, and deficient are common public health problem. Nearly 70 million American have chronic sleep disorders(Sleep Deprivation and Deficiency. 2019). Sleep deprivation is well known as a significant cause which increases the risk of a mental and physical health problem such as poor self-esteem, memory loss, obesity, and diabetes. This literature research focused on the sleeping deprivation of deficient of students. Also, trying to find the relation between sleeping derivation and students' health, education, and well-being will be reviewed by previous research. To reveal the impact of sleeping deprivation and deficient, this research will provide the conclusion and statistic of general sleeping pattern studies. Also, the effects of students' sleep deprivation and deficient on the health and the academic outcome will be stated by systemic literature review. Finally, this study will suggest the alternatives to contribute to students' well-being and happiness.
Start Date
3-4-2019 11:00 AM
End Date
3-4-2019 1:00 PM
Faculty Advisor
Christopher R. Edginton
Department
Department of Health, Recreation, and Community Services
Copyright
©2019 DongYub Back
File Format
application/pdf
Embargo Date
11-1-2019
The Effect of Teenagers' Sleeping Deprivation on Cognition/Academic Outcome and Obesity
Sleeping disorder, deprivation, and deficient are common public health problem. Nearly 70 million American have chronic sleep disorders(Sleep Deprivation and Deficiency. 2019). Sleep deprivation is well known as a significant cause which increases the risk of a mental and physical health problem such as poor self-esteem, memory loss, obesity, and diabetes. This literature research focused on the sleeping deprivation of deficient of students. Also, trying to find the relation between sleeping derivation and students' health, education, and well-being will be reviewed by previous research. To reveal the impact of sleeping deprivation and deficient, this research will provide the conclusion and statistic of general sleeping pattern studies. Also, the effects of students' sleep deprivation and deficient on the health and the academic outcome will be stated by systemic literature review. Finally, this study will suggest the alternatives to contribute to students' well-being and happiness.
