The Sleep Foundation examines the phenomenon of revenge bedtime procrastination, where people intentionally delay sleep despite knowing it will harm their rest. This behavior typically involves staying up late to reclaim personal time or engage in leisure activities, even when tiredness signals the need for sleep. The pattern can negatively impact overall sleep quality and daytime functioning.
Sleep & Fatigue · Jun 18, 2026 · 7 days ago
Sleep Foundation explores revenge bedtime procrastination and sleep sabotage
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