What’s your natural sleep pattern?
Learning to work with your chronotype can help you understand more about your sleep
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Psychologies
The time we naturally want to go to bed and get up is largely down to our ‘chronotype’, the scientific categorisation for whether you’re an owl or a lark – and it’s largely down to genetics.
Knowing your chronotype, and the type of people that you live with, is a useful scheduling tool.
Find out more in our current issue’s sleep dossier and take the University of Munich’s chronotypes test here.
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