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'''Wakefulness''' can be described as a decreased desire to sleep and an increased propensity to stay conscious without feeling tired. It is contrasted with [[Physical effects: Stimulation|stimulation]] in that it does not increased energy levels but instead decreases the propensity of tired, clouded, and sleep prone behaviour. This effect leads to increased levels of motivation and drive to perform tasks due to an inhibition of the desire to sleep. | '''Wakefulness''' can be described as a decreased desire to sleep and an increased propensity to stay conscious without feeling tired. It is contrasted with [[Physical effects: Stimulation|stimulation]] in that it does not increased energy levels but instead decreases the propensity of tired, clouded, and sleep prone behaviour. This effect leads to increased levels of motivation and drive to perform tasks due to an inhibition of the desire to sleep. | ||
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Revision as of 02:22, 13 July 2014
Wakefulness can be described as a decreased desire to sleep and an increased propensity to stay conscious without feeling tired. It is contrasted with stimulation in that it does not increased energy levels but instead decreases the propensity of tired, clouded, and sleep prone behaviour. This effect leads to increased levels of motivation and drive to perform tasks due to an inhibition of the desire to sleep.