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100

What is the general attitude of the study about snoozing?

Snoozing has no major negative effects.

100

Who is the lead author of the study, and what is her profession?

Tina Sundelin, a psychologist.

100

Define "drowsy."

Drowsy means feeling sleepy or sluggish.

100

How might hitting snooze affect someone’s morning routine?

Hitting snooze may allow for a gentler wake-up process.

200

Why do many adults hit the snooze button in the morning?

To get a few minutes of sleep or ease waking up abruptly.

200

What effect does waking up from deep sleep have on people according to the study?

It can lead to a groggy feeling.

200

What is cortisol?

Cortisol is a hormone that helps prepare the body for the day.

200

If someone snoozes for two hours, what might that suggest about their sleep quality?

It may indicate poor sleep quality or a need for more rest.

300

What is suggested about the relationship between snoozing and feeling alert?

 Snoozing may help people feel more alert.

300

What hormone's increase is mentioned in relation to waking up?

Cortisol.

300

Explain what a "night owl" is.

A night owl is someone who stays up late and wakes up later.

300

What can we infer about the sleep habits of night owls compared to non-snoozers?

Night owls are more likely to sleep less and feel drowsy in the morning.


400

How does hitting snooze impact cognitive performance according to the study?

It can improve or not affect cognitive performance after waking up.

400

How long do people who hit snooze typically spend sleeping after their alarm goes off?

About 22 minutes.

400

What does "sleep inertia" mean?

Sleep inertia is the groggy feeling from waking up during deep sleep.

400

Why might the study's findings not be fully reliable?

The experiment was small, and self-reported habits may be exaggerated.

500

What is the main finding of the study regarding hitting the snooze button?

Hitting snooze can boost cognitive performance.

500

What percentage of surveyed people reported hitting the snooze button at least sometimes?

69 percent.

500

Define "cognitive processes."

Cognitive processes are forms of knowing and awareness like reasoning and problem-solving.

500

Based on the study, what might be a reason for future research into snoozing habits?

The findings may open doors for future research into snoozing habits.