The influence of age- and sex-specific labor demands on sleep in Namibian agropastoralists.
Sleep Health(2018)
Abstract
These findings support predictions that pastoralist groups may have lower sleep quality than other subsistence populations, but this does not appear to be a consequence of noise from livestock. Instead, lower sleep quality appears to be the result of subsistence and social activities, particularly for men and young adults overall.
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Key words
Pastoralism,Actigraphy,Activity,Cross-cultural comparison,Sleep disturbance,Sleeping arrangement
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