Running head: ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY #5
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Sleep Deprivation Annotated Bibliography
Mercedes Abreu
Monroe College
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ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY #5
Rachel Leproultau, Eligio, F., Colecchiau, Anna Maria Berardiau, Robert Stickgoldau, et
al. (2003). Individual Differences in Subjective and Objective Alertness During
Sleep Deprivation are Stable and Unrelated.
American Journal of Phycology
Regulate and Comparative Phycology
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284
:2, 280-290,
In the article Individual Differences in Subjective and Objective Alertness During
Sleep Deprivation are Stable and Unrelated, Rachael Leproultau in 2002 from the
Department of Medicine University of Chicago, conducted a study, which involve 8
healthy men with history of psychiatric illness, base on the individual alteration of
subjective and objective measures of alertness during 27 hours of continuous wakefulness
and analyzed their relationship (Leproultau, 2002, p. 285). During the week preceding
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