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Within-Person Relations among Daily Physical Health, Sleep, and Perceived Control

Extending from evidence the changes in physical health may influence individuals’ sleep quality, and that disruptions to daily routines may influence individuals’ perceived control, this project examines the relations, both between-person and within-person, among physical health, sleep quality, and perceived control, and the specific hypothesis that sleep quality is a mechanism through which changes in physical health infiltrate individuals’ perceptions of control.

Charlotte Burks

Honors Candidate & PsychSummer Summer Intern Science Communication/Journalism Communication Stanford University Charlotte Burks (she/her) is a fourth year undergraduate at Stanford majoring in Communication and co-terming in Environmental Communication. Charlotte first became involved with The Change Lab in summer of 2026, studying within-person relations among daily physical health, sleep, and perceived control through the Stanford… Read more Charlotte Burks