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Question 1 of 30
First, just a couple of quick questions about you. What is your age?
Under 18
18 - 24
25 - 34
35- 44
45 - 54
55 - 64
65 - 74
75 and over
Question 2 of 30
And what best describes your gender?
Female
Male
Non-binary
Prefer not to say
Part 1
Question 4 of 30
In the last month, the amount of sleep I have had per night, on average, is around....
Less than 3 hours
3-6 hours
6-7 hours
7-9 hours
9-10 hours
More than 10 hours
Question 5 of 30
In the last month, I feel that the quality of my sleep has been....
Terrible
Poor
Average
Good
Excellent
Question 6 of 30
I struggle to fall asleep on at least 3 nights per week
Yes
No
Question 7 of 30
Once I've fallen asleep I struggle to stay asleep, and this happens at least 3 nights per week
Question 8 of 30
I wake during the night and struggle to get back to sleep due thinking or worrying about problems in my life, and this happens at least 3 nights per week
Question 9 of 30
I have poor quality sleep which impairs my daytime functioning, on at least 3 nights per week
Question 10 of 30
I find myself frequently worrying, and find that repeated thought patterns can disturb my sleep
Part 2
Question 12 of 30
My sleep is affected or disturbed by any of the following:
Babies under 6 months of age
Babies aged 6-12 months
Infants aged 1-2 years
Children aged 2 or above
Hot flushes or menopause symptoms
Depression, anxiety or other mental health condition
Shift working, or a job that has unusual hours
My partner
Chronic pain
Noise and/or light pollution which I cannot do anything about
Pets
None of these
Question 13 of 30
If your sleep is disturbed by babies and/or children, how significant are these disruptions?
They are the main or only cause of my sleep disruption
They are a significant cause of my sleep disruption, but not the only cause
They contribute to my sleep disruption, but other factors are more signficant
They are a minimal cause of sleep disruption, it's not really a problem
Not applicable to me - my sleep is not disturbed by babies or children
Question 14 of 30
Imagine you were well rested and had no work, school, caring responsibilities, or any other obligations.
When would your body's natural preference be to go to bed?
Earlier than 9pm
9pm - 10pm
10pm - midnight
Midnight - 1am
Later than 1am
Question 15 of 30
Still imagining you are well rested, with no work, school or caring responsibilities and no other obligations.
When would your body's preference be to wake up naturally, without an alarm?
Earlier than 6am
6am - 7am
7am - 9am
9am - 10am
Later than 10am
Part 3
Question 17 of 30
On a typical day, I have a hard time staying awake while sitting and reading
Question 18 of 30
On a typical day, I have a hard time staying awake while watching TV
Question 19 of 30
On a typical day, I have a hard time staying awake while sitting at work, or in a public place
Question 20 of 30
On a typical day, I have a hard time staying awake while sitting as a passenger in a car
Question 21 of 30
On a typical day, I have a hard time staying awake while sitting and talking to someone
Question 22 of 30
On a typical day, I have a hard time staying awake during situations that could have been dangerous (e.g. driving)?
Part 4
Question 24 of 30
The following apply to me:
My bed partner complains about how loudly I snore
I wake with a dry mouth in the mornings
I have been told that that I sometimes stop breathing for a short time in my sleep
I sometimes wake up at night choking or gasping for air
None of the above apply to me
Question 25 of 30
When I get angry, frightened or find something funny, I frequently experience sudden muscle weakness or unsteadiness where I might collapse to the floor
Question 26 of 30
At the moment of falling asleep or just waking up, I frequently experience scary hallucination-like images
Question 27 of 30
I have uncomfortable sensations in my legs, and/or an urge to move them, and this gets worse in the evenings and nights
Question 28 of 30
My sleep is disturbed by any of the following:
Involuntary movement in my legs or body
Pauses in my breathing
Recurrent nightmares
Sleep-walking or other activities in my sleep
A sensation of being paralysed on waking from sleep
None of the above
Question 29 of 30
Final question!! đ
I seem to sleep OK at night but I still donât feel my best during the day
I seem to sleep OK at night but I donât feel rested when I wake up in the morning
I struggle to get in the hours of sleep I feel I need (e.g. due to work, hobbies, partying etc)
I often feel âtired and wiredâ and find it difficult to switch off
I struggle to lose weight, and/or I have cravings for unhealthy foods
I would like to optimise my sleep to improve my memory and brain performance
I would like to optimise my sleep to improve my physical performance
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