Differences in affordance-based behaviors within an isolated and confined environment are related to sleep, emotional health and physiological parameters
Alice D. LaGoy(University of Pittsburgh), Christopher Connaboy(University of Pittsburgh), Gert‐Jan Pepping(Australian Catholic University), Richard J. Simpson(University of Houston), Nadia H. Agha(Baylor College of Medicine), Mikayla Ambarian(University of Pittsburgh), Joanne L. Bower(University of East Anglia), Aaron M. Sinnott(University of Pittsburgh), Candice A. Alfano(University of Houston)
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