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In the case of sleep your brain can correlate the time of the alarm to whatever physiological state you are in at that point of sleep, which can create a strong
by danharaj 11y ago
In the case of sleep your brain can correlate the time of the alarm to whatever physiological state you are in at that point of sleep, which can create a strong associative effect. You could call it keeping track of time though it sounds more like keeping track of a point in time than keeping track of a duration.
I have the same relationship to my alarm clock.
- Cheyana 11y agoInteresting. So that would explain why...no matter what time I went to sleep I still woke up at nearly the exact same time every morning.