APS
30th APS Annual Convention · 2018
Time for Bed: Associations between Adolescent Bedtime and Executive Functioning
- Jacquelyn Stephens
N/A - Jacquelyn Stephens
Northwestern University - Rachael Ellison
Edward Hines Jr. VA Hospital - Rachael Ellison
Northwestern University - Ednah Nwafor
Northwestern University - Emma Adam
Northwestern University
Abstract
This study examined the association between indicators of sleep quality and executive functioning in a diverse sample of urban adolescents. Results indicated that later bedtime predicted worse global executive functioning when controlling for age, race, gender, sleep duration, and stress.
Adolescent
