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. 2008 Dec;3(4):749–760. doi: 10.2147/cia.s4194

Figure 2B.

Figure 2B

The amplitude of a circadian rhythm in a mental function, time (2-minute) estimation, is much smaller under conditions of desynchronization vs. that under 24-hour synchronized conditions. Note that in all subjects, during isolation, there is a peak in the spectrum away from the vertical line that corresponds to exactly 24 hours. In TS and JL, who had continued to record sleep-wakefulness during the days after isolation, the amplitude is much smaller in isolation than under a societal routine.