… of affective outcomes. For the purpose of the present review, the term affective functioning
is … for the relationship between sleep loss and domains of affective functioning, focusing on …

… result of insufficient sleep. Sleep loss disrupts a broad spectrum of affective processes,
from … to high-order, complex socio-emotional functioning (eg, loneliness, helping behavior, …

… sleep interventions. In this study, we experimentally restrict sleep to observe impacts on
affective functioning, … The threshold of sleep loss necessary to produce the impacts observed in …

… Ample behavioral and neurobiological evidence links sleep and affective functioning. Recent
self-report evidence suggests that the affective problems associated with sleep loss may …

… Shortened sleep and affective disturbances are both prevalent … sleep duration is causally
linked to affective functioning in … sleep is causally contributes to poorer affective functioning in …

… profiles of sleep and circadian rhythms in young persons with affective disorders. Sleep and
… in young persons with affective disorders; however, a cluster of patients defined by longer …

… of sleep loss on affective functioning in healthy adults. Study 1 (Sleep and Mood) measured
the effects of sleep loss … The most important cognitive systems that are sensitive to sleep loss …

… to sleep loss, the current study sought to evaluate the affective consequences of … and
adults completed an affective functioning battery under conditions of sleep deprivation and rest (…

… However, it is also possible that response to sleep loss may become blunted as sleep loss …
in daily well-being as a function of consecutive sleep loss. A related example can be found in …

… Overall, neuroimaging research suggests that sleep loss alters normal functioning of the …
Why should sleep deprivation have such a dramatic effect on affective processing? What …