Psychosocial
Sleep Deprivation
Insomnia
Blue Light
Circadian Rhythm
100

What is Delayed Sleep?

When a person falls asleep late and wakes up later than wanted. 

100

What is Sleep Deprivation?

Not getting enough sleep or bad quality of sleep. 
100

What is insomnia?

It is a disorder which prevents a person from falling asleep, prevents staying asleep, or getting good sleep.

100

What is Blue Light?

fluorescent light that illuminates from electronics or LED lights. It is short wavelengths but is high energy. 

100

What is circadian rhythm?

It is a person's internal clock that operates on a 24 hour cycle. It manages sleepiness and awareness. 

200

How is a person's mental health affected by phones?

Phones can cause low-self esteem, depression, isolation, sleep deprivation, and overall poor sleep quality.

200

What are the effects of sleep deprivation?

It can lead to heart disease, obesity, strokes, depression, diabetes, and other health related issues. 

200

What is good sleep hygiene?

Creating a bedtime routine, not sleeping with technology, especially phones, close to you, thirty minutes before bed, and sleep with lights off.

200

What are the affects of blue light?

Can alter memory, mood, sleep, and alertness. 

200

How many hours of sleep do women need?

8-10 hours. Fun fact: Men need only 8, and most studies done on sleep have been centered around men only. 

300

How is a person affected by lack of sleep and a lot of screen time?

social isolation, addiction, and mental health issues. 

300

How much screen time is too much?

Less than two hours each day is recommended for younger kids and teenagers. 

300

Who can get insomnia? 

Anyone, but younger adults and teens are typically affected by it. 

300

What age group is most affected by blue light?

Children and young adults. 

300

What are side effects of disrupted circadian rhythm?

Cancer, mood disorders, death, learning disabilities, depression, and anxiety. 

400

How is emotional health related to delayed sleep? 

Mood swings, more emotional, overly tired, and increased anxiety. 

400

How can a person reduce screen time?

Screen time limits, spend more time outside, socialize with friends in person, and create goals for the week non-phone/technology related. 

400

How do phones impact a person's susceptibility to insomnia?

The blue light and anxiety from phones can impact a person. It can also disrupt a persons circadian rhythm. 

400

What is melatonin?

A hormone produced by your brain when a person is in a dark environment. It helps with sleep. 

400

What affects a person's circadian rhythm?

Phones, not being outside in the sun for long periods of time, what a person eats, and sleep quality. 

500

How does technology (like smartphones) impact friendships?

It can lead to little face to face time, distract us from engaging with people in real life, and have weaker social skills. 

500

Which technological devices affect sleep the most?

Laptops, phones, and TVs are the most common. 

500

What is a person's sleep schedule supposed to look like?

Going to bed at the same time each night to assure a person gets at least eight hours of sleep. Also waking up at the same time every day. 

500

How is a person's attitude impacted by overexposure to blue light?

Prone to headaches, produces less melatonin, can prevent brain development, and stress a person out. 

500

How much time should you be off your phone before bed? 

30 minutes to an hour. 

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