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11 July 2017

3866 GB adults surveyed

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A new scientific study in the USA has suggested that having a sense of purpose in life helps people sleep better. Do you or do you not feel that you have a sense of purpose in life?

Conducted 11 July 2017

YouGov surveyed 3866 GB adults

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28%
18%
A new scientific study in the USA has suggested that having a sense of purpose in life helps people sleep better. Do you or do you not feel that you have a sense of purpose in life?

Conducted 11 July 2017

YouGov surveyed 3866 GB adults

By:
54%
28%
18%

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