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By, Sophie, Kelsey, Lotte, Paige and Ella. SLEEPWALKING QUIZZZZ By, Sophie, Kelsey, Lotte, Paige and Ella.

In Ohahayon’s research, what disorder makes people more likely to sleep walk? Depression/OCD

How many hours were Zadra’s participants sleep deprived? 25

In Zadra’s study, what percentage of sleepwalking episodes was recovered during recovery sleep? 90%

During what sleep does sleep walking occur? SWS

What is the problem with Hublins twin study? Causation/ extraneous variables!

WELL DONE AND SLEEP WELL!

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