Circadian Rhythms - Research.
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A circadian rhythm occurs once every 24 hours. For example, the sleep/wake cycle and cycle of body temperature.
Mammals synchronise their CRs to the environment.
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Aschoff and Wever (1962).
Ps were placed in an underground WW2 bunker in the absence of environmental time cues for 3 to 4 weeks. They all settled into a sleep/wake cycle of 25 hours.
Siffre (1962).
Spent 2 months (61 days) in caves. He surfaced on the 17th September, thinking it was the 20th August.
In 1972, He spent 205…
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