With or without the average amount of sleep needed, it plays a crucial piece in a person’s daily life, impacting their performance and deciding their sleep rhythm. This can be seen in the book, Encyclopedia of Sleep and Dreaming, where it begins to explain how the effects of a full night’s sleep and an all nighter would help a student perform differently; while studying all night is good for immediate memory, those memories would soon be forgotten. However, a full night of rest would allow for permanent memories and an increase in your mental capacity for your learning material. (Carskadon 25). In addition, because all nighters are good for immediate memory, they are good for tests that require memory only ,however a full night of rest would be more beneficial for tests using combination and imagination because it affects one’s creative and spontaneous actions (Carskadon 26). While many students pull all nighters, most of the time it will be unbeneficial to the student because a large amount of the info retained late at night will be forgotten, affecting their performance on the test either way by the lack of sleep or by the reduced amount of time to study. Many students affected by sleep deprivation will also be affected in their daily life which could be seen in a student dozing during class time. If a student begins to doze during class, this would then lead…