Sleep and Decision Making
Lack of sleep impacts cognition in specific ways, particularly decision-making abilities, while memory remains largely unaffected. It's crucial to minimize big decisions after a poor night's sleep. Establishing a consistent sleep routine, aiming for seven to eight hours, can significantly improve overall sleep quality and cognitive function.In this clip
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Sleep, Unconsciousness & the Brain. With Dr. Adrian Owen
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