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Sleep is a crucial foundation for maintaining both physical and mental health. Bedtime procrastination has been identified as a significant behavior among college students, often leading to negative consequences on their overall well-being. A recent study investigates the relationship between physical exercise, bedtime procrastination, self-control, and mobile phone addiction among this demographic.
The findings suggest that students who engage in regular physical exercise are less likely to procrastinate at bedtime. This connection may stem from the positive effects of exercise on self-discipline and overall mental clarity. Conversely, students with high levels of mobile phone addiction tend to struggle more with self-control, which exacerbates bedtime procrastination.
These insights highlight the importance of promoting physical activity and addressing mobile phone usage among college students. By fostering better sleep habits through exercise and reducing distractions from mobile devices, students can improve their sleep quality and, consequently, their academic performance and mental health.
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