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Investigating the relationship between sleep and emotion amongst club rugby players
In rugby players, both sleep and the ability to regulate emotion are essential to performance and well-being. For example, poor sleep quality is associated with competition losses, and the inability to regulate emotions such as impulsivity and aggression is detrimental during play and could lead to...
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Department of Psychology
2024
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