Journal of child psychology and psychiatry, and allied disciplines

Later sleep timing may be linked to worse mental health in teenagers

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Abstract

Chronotype may impact mental health symptoms during early adolescence.

  • Chronotype refers to an individual's preference for sleep and wake times.
  • The relationship between chronotype and mental health symptoms shows growing correlational evidence.
  • Causal exploration of the link between chronotype and mental health is currently limited.

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