Sleep duration and subject-specific academic performance among adolescents in China | npj Science of Learning

Nature·Sep 30

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Research suggests a link between sleep and academic performance in students. Studies have found that better sleep quality, duration, and consistency are associated with higher academic achievement in various student populations, including adolescents and college students. The relationship between sleep and academic performance appears to be influenced by multiple factors, including environmental factors and mental health.

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