People who get up earlier also feel happier life than sleeping lat,
because they are more adaptable to the schedule of daily activities.
According to researchers, they often wake up late and prefers
activities at night are more likely to experience a "social jet lag". On
the other hand, the "morning people" proved to be more alert of fresh,
alert, happier and more motivated to face challenges, but also increased
immunity.
As published in the journal Emotion, researchers found that most
people tend to start leaving "night habits" such as his youth and became
a morning routine
wake as they age, the research leader,
said that this discovery proves for the first time that the elderly have
increased the feeling of happiness as the habit of getting up that
early.
In this study, there were 435 adults aged 17 to 38 years compared
with 300 people aged 59 to 79 years. Both groups were asked to fill out
questionnaires about the emotional state, health quality and time to
activity
favorites.
The study results show, before the age of 60 years, most respondents
in the category of "morning person". With age, these statistics are
subject to change, which is less than seven percent of the population
still has a habit of sleeping late.
"What is most interesting that we found was the tendency of
respondents aged adults to get up early to have contributed to a better
mood than young adults.