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Published 22:14 28 Aug 2018 BST
Updated 17:30 29 Aug 2018 BST
Jawbone are one of the market leaders in wearable activity trackers and they've compiled the data of hundreds of thousands of their users and worked out how sleeping patterns affect happiness.
Below is a snap shot of the infographic on Jawbone's blog post, it reveals that you need 8-9.5 hours sleep per night to be in your optimum mood the next day.
But their study revealed that getting more than 8 hours of sleep on a daily basis doesn't work for everybody.
But it did find that on "nights that you get an extra hour of sleep compared to normal, you wake up 5% happier than you usually do".
The study also found that people are twice as unhappy when they’ve lost 2 hours of sleep, than they are happier gaining 2 hours of sleep.
You can find even more information on the effects of sleep and also interactive infographics by visiting the Jawbone blog post.
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