Sara Mednick, a sleep researcher from UC Irvine, explained that theirs is the first comprehensive study of its kind. "Here, we had the chance to ask real-world, adolescent schoolchildren questions across a wide range of behavioral, academic, social, and physiological measures," she added Mednick. "The more students sleep during the day, the greater the benefit of naps on many of these measures."

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