Short-term adjustment of oral temperature to 8-hour advanced-shift

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The effects of 8-hour advanced-shift on the daily course of oral temperature were examined. After nine baseline days, two young adult males were placed on an 8-hour advanced-shift schedule for eight days, then four recovery days followed. Since one of the subjects was the experimenter (E), his data except oral temperature were not obtained. Sleeping period in baseline and recovery days was 0100-0900 (0200-0900 for E), and in shift days 1700-0100 (1800-0100 for E). During the shift schedule, short-term adjustment of temperature was observed on both subjects, i.e., flattened shape, the phase shift of minimum, and then the slow shift of maximum. With respect to individual differences in the speed of adjustment, the evening type (E) was faster than the morning type in adjustment to the advanced-shift schedule.
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