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Sleep quality, chronotype, and quality of life among Ukrainian students during war and armed conflict: A cluster analysis
Sleep patterns, daily rhythm types, and life quality of Ukrainian students during war
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Abstract
67.7% of university students reported poor sleep quality under wartime conditions.
- Poor sleep quality is more common among students living separately from family and those who consume alcohol.
- Most participants (74.6%) were classified as having an intermediate chronotype, with fewer identifying as morning (9.2%) or evening (16.1%).
- Evening chronotype is linked to lower vitality and increased alcohol consumption.
- Lower physical and mental health scores are associated with poor sleep quality, with mental health being an independent predictor of poor sleep quality.
- Four distinct profiles of sleep quality, chronotype, and quality of life were identified, ranging from optimal to less favorable.
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