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This is called “revenge bedtime procrastination” in the literature. The reply above’s point is that you’ve don’t have data to say that your phone usage is not
by wikibob 2y ago
This is called “revenge bedtime procrastination” in the literature.
The reply above’s point is that you’ve don’t have data to say that your phone usage is not affecting your sleep. In fact you have anecdotally the opposite data, an implication that it does affect your sleep.
- bamboozled 2y agoWell I’m usually asleep in about 30 seconds of putting the podcast on so I don’t think there is some circadian rhythm disaster going on. It’s more like a “revenge bedtime procrastination” antidote. I know a lot of people who use phones before bed. Not all sleep deprived insomniacs.