Presentation 2019-10-11
Is Sticking to Highly Regular Sleep/Wake Timing Good for Health?
Siwalee Choilek, Ikuko N. Motoike, Toshihiro Uchibayashi, Akihiro Karashima, Norihiro Katayama, Mitsuyuki Nakao,
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Abstract(in English) This study aimed to investigate sleep/wake habits of 319 subjects (174 workers and 145 students) by recording their activities with wrist worn tri-axis accelerometer together with the associated subjective sleep quality by Oguri-Shirakawa-Azumi sleep questionnaire (OSA) for 14 days. Sleep/wake habits were classified into 4 clusters according to sleep timings and chronotype. Statistical analyses suggested that the habit with highly regular sleep timings does not necessarily lead to the best scores for all aspects of subjective sleep quality. Yet, the subjects with highly regular sleep/wake habits tended to recover their sleep quality significantly over the weekend, especially for the aspects of “sleepiness at awakening” and “fatigue recovery”.
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Keyword(in English) LifestyleSubjective sleep qualityChronotypeSocial jetlag
Paper # MBE2019-35,NC2019-26
Date of Issue 2019-10-04 (MBE, NC)

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Committee MBE / NC
Conference Date 2019/10/11(2days)
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Chair Taishin Nomura(Osaka Univ.) / Hayaru Shouno(UEC)
Vice Chair Takashi Watanabe(Tohoku Univ.) / Kazuyuki Samejima(Tamagawa Univ)
Secretary Takashi Watanabe(Kyushu Univ.) / Kazuyuki Samejima(NAIST)
Assistant Yasuyuki Suzuki(Osaka Univ.) / Akihiro Karashima(Tohoku Inst. of Tech.) / Takashi Shinozaki(NICT) / Ken Takiyama(TUAT)

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Registration To Technical Committee on ME and Bio Cybernetics / Technical Committee on Neurocomputing
Language ENG
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Title (in English) Is Sticking to Highly Regular Sleep/Wake Timing Good for Health?
Sub Title (in English) A quantitative study of associations between sleep/wake habit, objective sleep-related parameters, and subjective sleep quality
Keyword(1) LifestyleSubjective sleep qualityChronotypeSocial jetlag
1st Author's Name Siwalee Choilek
1st Author's Affiliation Tohoku University(Tohoku Univ.)
2nd Author's Name Ikuko N. Motoike
2nd Author's Affiliation Tohoku University(Tohoku Univ.)
3rd Author's Name Toshihiro Uchibayashi
3rd Author's Affiliation Tohoku University(Tohoku Univ.)
4th Author's Name Akihiro Karashima
4th Author's Affiliation Tohoku University/Tohoku Institute of Technology(Tohoku Univ./TOHTECH)
5th Author's Name Norihiro Katayama
5th Author's Affiliation Tohoku University(Tohoku Univ.)
6th Author's Name Mitsuyuki Nakao
6th Author's Affiliation Tohoku University(Tohoku Univ.)
Date 2019-10-11
Paper # MBE2019-35,NC2019-26
Volume (vol) vol.119
Number (no) MBE-224,NC-225
Page pp.pp.35-36(MBE), pp.35-36(NC),
#Pages 2
Date of Issue 2019-10-04 (MBE, NC)