Findings clarify cognitive task performance and sleepiness outcomes after sleep loss, indicating potential optimization strategies.
These findings clarify how circadian and homeostatic drives interact to shape cognitive task performance and subjective sleepiness outcomes under sleep loss, with practical implications for optimizing performance in fatigue-prone environments.
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