Shift Work and Shift Lag & Jet Travel and Jet Lag 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologySleepA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Keyleigh-StormCreated on: 31-05-16 00:22 10735921684 Across 1. Who found that daytime sleep is typically between 1 & 2 hours shorter than a nocturnal sleep period and that REM in particular is affected? (6, 3, 9) 4. Who calculated that it's the equivalent to one day to adjust to each hour of time change? (6, 2, 2) 5. --------- has been put forward as a 'miracle' cure for shift lag and jet lag, which makes sense as it's the natural hormone that induces sleep. (9) 7. Shift work effects may be due to more than just the disruption of biological rhythms (may be due to the lack of sleep associated with going to bed at such ------- times). (7) Down 2. -------- of jet lag = loss of appetite, nausea, fatigue, insomnia & mild depression. (8) 3. Who says that shift workers might experience social disruption as it's difficult to meet friends and spend time with family when working on shift? Divorce rates may be as high as 60% among all-night shift workers. (7) 6. Poor quality daytime sleep makes it more difficult for shift workers to stay ----- at night, especially when they hit the circadian 'trough'. (5) 8. The effects of circadian disruption ---- between individuals. (4) 9. Who found, using a sample of 31 males, that artificial lighting is moderately effective in re-setting the rhythm? However, dim lighting had the opposite effect. (6, 2, 2) 10. Who were able to entrain circadian rhythms to longer than 24 hours just by using bright light pulses - modulated light exposure (MLE)? (8, 2, 2)
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