The document discusses strategies for pulling an all-nighter to study based on ethnographic research of students studying late at night. It recommends banking sleep in advance, eating a high protein diet, and taking naps before and after an all-nighter. The research observations found that pressure can help staying on task, late night snacks rather than candy are better, focusing on one task at a time maintains a normal work pace, and naps are useful before and after an all-nighter. However, the overall finding is that late night studying is not optimal for work, but can be done effectively with pressure and planning.

1. Selected Business Article
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What the sleep doctors won’t tell you
http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20140902-how-to-pull-an-all-nighter

2. •“Bank” enough sleep before late night study
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3. •Eat a high protein diet
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4. •Naps before and after are recommended
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5. Activity for Ethnographic Observation
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Document productivity late at night.

6. Ethnographic Research, Observing Students Studying Late at Night
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7. Ethnographic Research, Observing Students Studying Late at Night
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8. Ethnographic Research, Observing Students Studying Late at Night
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9. Ethnographic Research, Observing Students Studying Late at Night
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10. Ethnographic Research, Observing Students Studying Late at Night
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11. Ethnographic Research, Observing Students Studying Late at Night
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12. Ethnographic Research, Observing Students Studying Late at Night
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13. Ethnographic Research Observations
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•Pressure is often necessary to stay on task

14. Ethnographic Research Observations
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•Late night snacks help, not candy

15. Ethnographic Research Observations
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•Stay focused on one thing at a time to maintain normal work pace

16. Ethnographic Research Observations
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•Naps are for before and after night

17. Ethnographic Research Observations
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•Lighting appears to make to little difference

18. Ethnographic Research Findings
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Late night studying is not the best setting for work, however with pressure and planning it can be executed effectively