What cell phones do to Tommie sleep habits
And I thought surfing the Net before bed, sleep-disrupting habit.
TommieMedia has this piece on University of St. Thomas students explaining why they sleep near their cell phones -- and how that habit has students across the nation losing an average of 45 minutes of sleep each night.
Junior Drew Lindholm tells the news service:
“When I hear my phone vibrate, I wake up right away. I have to, There’s a sense of excitement. It’s almost like a present. You don’t know who it is yet, but it makes you anticipate who or what it could be.”
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