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Sleep Perception Can Be Affected by Recent Sleep Time

Journal of Korean Sleep Research Society
doi 10.13078/jksrs09019
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Date

December 31, 2009

Authors
Jeong-In ChaHyung-Min KwonSanghyung LeeHyunwoo Nam
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Korean Sleep Society


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