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Abstract
College students often experience sleep problems linked to various behavioral factors.
- Physical activity may be associated with better sleep quality among college students.
- Bedtime procrastination is identified as a potential indirect factor affecting sleep quality.
- Social jetlag could play a role in sleep disturbances for this population.
- Chronotype may influence how bedtime procrastination and social jetlag relate to sleep quality.
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