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How to cope with revenge bedtime procrastination
Staying up a bit later to carve out some leisure time may feel good in the short term but may be damaging in the long run.
- Stick to a bedtime routine. Consider setting an alarm to go to bed.
- Consider your metabolism. Avoid coffee or alcohol late in the day. Try to eat dinner earlier or eat a light meal, so you don't overwhelm your digestive system.
- Relax your body and mind before going to bed. Meditation and journaling are suitable activities to help switch off before sleep.
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Revenge bedtime procrastination
The term "bedtime procrastination" was coined in 2014 by Dr Floor Kroese and is defined as going to bed later than planned while not having any external circumstances for doing it.
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Common behaviours of bedtime procrastination
Research differentiates between bedtime procrastination (procrastination before going to bed) and while-in-bed procrastination. In both cases, there are three common behaviours to pay attention to:
- Delay: Going to bed later than you intended.
- No valid r...
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The impact of bedtime procrastination
Sleep loss is more common due to increased working hours and an emphasis on active leisure. As a result, people tend to compromise their nightly sleep, becoming chronically sleep-deprived.
Studies show that people can't learn to manage with less sleep. Too little sleep will...
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