This article could turn be used as one of those facebook questionnaires which categorise people into Homer Simpson or the Vicar of Dibley. You’ll be glad to know it isn’t.
University of Washington’s psychological scientists have been looking at when our best time for making ethical decisions is and how we are affected by being night owls or early birds and our levels of tiredness or wakefulness.
They found that night owls were more likely to cheat in the mornings when not at their best and vice versa for early birds.
Lets not get ultra sensitive and try and categorise all those around us but rather consider it in the light of how it may affect our own decisions.
Virtuous rhythms: Night Owls and Early Birds by Wray Herbert