Sleep is often treated as a matter of willpower — turn off the phone, keep a regular bedtime, stop drinking coffee at midnight. But a new study of university students suggests that good sleep is built on a much deeper psychological foundation, one that begins with what people know about health, passes through their capacity […]
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