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How to Improve Your Sleep Habits With AI Quiz
Tests how a fixed wake time anchors the circadian clock, how to calculate sleep efficiency from a diary, and which sleep symptoms call for a doctor.
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According to the guide, which habit most directly anchors your circadian clock?
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- According to the guide, which habit most directly anchors your circadian clock?
- Keeping a consistent wake time, including weekends
- Going to bed whenever you feel tired
- Sleeping in on weekends to catch up
- Taking a long nap every afternoon
- Why does the guide warn that a 3 pm coffee may still affect your sleep that night?
- Caffeine turns into alcohol in the body
- Caffeine has an average half-life of around five hours, varying widely between people
- Coffee blocks daylight from reaching the eyes
- Caffeine only works after midnight
- A diary shows 8 hours in bed and 6 hours actually asleep. Using the guide's formula, what is the sleep efficiency?
- 133 percent
- 48 percent
- 75 percent
- 90 percent
- Which component of CBT-I does the guide say is best done with a clinician or structured program?
- Charging your phone outside the bedroom
- Keeping a sleep diary
- Dimming lights in the evening
- Sleep restriction, which temporarily limits time in bed
- Someone with insomnia plans to stay in bed for ten hours to get more sleep. What does the guide say about this idea?
- It is a misconception; lying awake for long periods can strengthen the link between bed and wakefulness
- It is the core technique of CBT-I
- It guarantees at least seven hours of sleep
- It resets the circadian rhythm within one night
- What does the term orthosomnia, mentioned in the guide, describe?
- A type of mattress designed by sleep scientists
- A preoccupation with sleep tracker scores that can worsen sleep
- A breathing disorder during sleep
- A medication for circadian disorders
- Which situation does the guide say calls for a doctor rather than an AI-designed routine?
- Wanting a consistent 10:30 pm bedtime
- Choosing between reading and stretching during wind-down
- Loud snoring with gasping or pauses in breathing
- Deciding on a caffeine cutoff time
- Why does the guide recommend keeping your wake time fixed while testing other sleep changes?
- Because apps cannot record different wake times
- Because waking at different times is dangerous
- Because it lets you skip keeping a diary
- So results from each change are comparable
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