A scientifically rigorous investigation into the effects of Participant A
Every scientist in a relationship faces critical questions that need rigorous examination...
Participant A's bed feels like:
Participant A's body temperature:
Participant A's pet's contribution:
Sex before bed improves sleep:
Outer edge = Perfect match with Subject
Four sleep conditions, rigorously observed and meticulously tracked
Solo sleep in own bed (king size)
The physiological metrics that matter for sleep and recovery
0-100% score measuring sleep quality
Daily readiness for strain
Gold standard for recovery
30 days of tracking, four data sources
Daily self-reported behaviors
| Date | Question | Answer |
|---|
Core health metrics from Whoop
| Date | Recovery | Sleep | HRV |
|---|
Detailed sleep architecture
| Date | Duration | Efficiency | Deep |
|---|
Exercise sessions and strain
| Date | Activity | Duration | Strain |
|---|
View all data, interactive charts, and download CSVs
The multivariate regression analysis demonstrates statistically significant positive correlation between proximal cohabitation with Participant A and substantial improvements in sleep score metrics (β = +5.0, p < 0.05).
Physiological data indicates enhanced parasympathetic nervous system activity, as evidenced by elevated heart rate variability and optimized autonomic regulation patterns.
The empirical evidence overwhelmingly supports the hypothesis that Participant A's companionship exerts profound positive effects on the subject's cardiac function and sleep architecture quality.
A scientifically rigorous investigation into the effects of Participant A
Every scientist in a relationship faces critical questions that need rigorous examination...
Participant A's bed feels like:
Participant A's body temperature:
Participant A's pet's contribution:
Sex before bed improves sleep:
Outer edge = Perfect match with Subject
Four sleep conditions, rigorously observed and meticulously tracked
Solo sleep in own bed (king size)
The physiological metrics that matter for sleep and recovery
0-100% score measuring sleep quality
Daily readiness for strain
Gold standard for recovery
30 days of tracking, four data sources
Daily self-reported behaviors
| Date | Question | Answer |
|---|
Core health metrics from Whoop
| Date | Recovery | Sleep | HRV |
|---|
Detailed sleep architecture
| Date | Duration | Efficiency | Deep |
|---|
Exercise sessions and strain
| Date | Activity | Duration | Strain |
|---|
View all data, interactive charts, and download CSVs
The multivariate regression analysis demonstrates statistically significant positive correlation between proximal cohabitation with Participant A and substantial improvements in sleep score metrics (β = +5.0, p < 0.05).
Physiological data indicates enhanced parasympathetic nervous system activity, as evidenced by elevated heart rate variability and optimized autonomic regulation patterns.
The empirical evidence overwhelmingly supports the hypothesis that Participant A's companionship exerts profound positive effects on the subject's cardiac function and sleep architecture quality.