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fe. Clearly they have all of their academic stress; deadlines, grades, understanding what is being taught, etc. Not only do they have all of those academic factors, but they also might have outside factors related to their college education. Many people have to worry about coming up with the money to support their education. They may have trouble with transportation to school, or making the commute on time. Students that live with a roommate may have the added stress of relationship difficulties with someone living so closely to them.

A recent study of a sample of young adults showed that about 10 percent of them had used some sort of non-precription drug, while 13 percent had used alcohol to help them sleep (5). It is known that a large amount of the population of young adults is college students. The reasons for this are varied, because of all of the events that occur during the college years, both academically and personally. In 1984 Kales did a study of the mental factors that are associated with insomnia (1). It showed the amount

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INSOMNIA Isomnia, chronic insomnia, bright light, transient short-term, reset internal clock, internal clock, sleep bright light, reset internal, sleep bright, sleep restriction, amount emotions, falling asleep, sleep night,
Approximate Word count = 712
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)