Age-related vulnerability to sleep deprivation is task dependent and influenced by large inter-individual differences in younger adults

Younger adults are more likely to fall asleep during sleep deprivation, particularly women, while older adults may be more likely to exhibit attentional control difficulties.

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SLEEP
Published
2025-05-30
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1093/sleep/zsaf144
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1
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Sleep and Work-Related Fatigue
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Age-related vulnerability to sleep deprivation is task dependent and influenced by large inter-individual differences in younger adults

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Abstract

Younger adults are more likely to fall asleep during sleep deprivation, particularly women, while older adults may be more likely to exhibit attentional control difficulties.

SLEEPVol. 48(10)
Monash University (AU), University of Birmingham (GB)
Australian Research Council
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