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Predicting sleep quality from stress and prior sleep - A study of day-to-day covariation across sixweeks Sleep Medicine, 06/12/2012

Akerstedt T et al. – Stress during the day predicts subsequent sleep quality on a day–to–day basis across 42 days. The observed range of variation in stress/worries was modest, which is why it is suggested that the present data underestimates the impact of stress on subsequent sleep quality.

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