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The Effect of Total, Partial, and Stage Sleep Deprivation on EEG Patterns and Performanceity. Though some investigators had studied brain electrical activity during sleep (Loomis, Harvey, and Hobart 1937), sleep was hardly conceived as a fruitful period for behavioral research. Sleep was regarded as a quiet period, even referred to as a state of unconsciousness. We are now aware of the

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Sleep Characteristics during the 28- and 59-Day Skylab Missions70). Ideas ranged from insomnia, or inability to sleep, through narcolepsy, which is associated with sleep at inappropriate times, to severe disturbances of sleep quality, such as alterations in the stage characteristics.