Sleep deprivation in middle-age has been linked to all of the following EXCEPT:
A) improved cognitive functioning.
B) increased risk of stroke.
C) less effective immune system functioning.
D) problems with long-term memory consolidation.

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Sleep deprivation in middle-age is generally associated with negative outcomes such as increased risk of stroke, less effective immune system functioning, and problems with long-term memory consolidation, rather than improved cognitive functioning.

Sleep Deprivation in Middle-Age Has Been Linked to All of the Following