The present study aimed at testing psychometric properties of the Composite Scale of
Morningness (CSM) and validating it with mid sleep on free days (MSF) derived from the …

Individuals with a circadian preference for mental and physical activity later in the day
(“Evening types”) are consistently found to fare worse on most facets of well-being than …

The study aimed to test whether a shift in chronotype (determined by mid-sleep on free days)
is associated with alterations in psychological well-being and sleep parameters. One …

Esta revisión ofrece una visión general sobre los efectos que tiene una mayor vespertinidad
durante la adolescencia para el funcionamiento psicológico. Tras una breve introducción …

Background Chronotype is individual characteristic, and people who stay up late are
acknowledged to be more likely to experience depressive symptoms as well as impulsivity …

The relationships between circadian typology and several aspects related to mental health,
such as satisfaction with life, emotional intelligence, perceived well-being and …

Sleep and health are closely interrelated and sleep quality is a well-known contributor to
perceived health. However, effects of sleep-timing preference ie morningness–eveningness …

Morningness–eveningness and standard personality traits are associated with well-being
but few studies have directly compared the two types of construct as correlates of life …

While active labwork in an out-of-school lab with direct (“hands-on”) experience may have
positive effects on achievement and motivation, it is unclear whether the optimal time of day …

The aim of this study was to provide validity for the Spanish version of the Morningness–
Eveningness-Stability Scale–improved (MESSi), a novel evolved assessment of circadian …