Jet Lag Makes Hockey Players More Aggressive and Prone to Penalties
NHL teams playing behind their circadian rhythm get fewer penalties, while those ahead get more, revealing how body clocks affect behavior.
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NHL teams playing behind their circadian rhythm get fewer penalties, while those ahead get more, revealing how body clocks affect behavior.
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