BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — A study shows a little over half of Louisiana residents take a nap during work. Researchers for MattressNextDay have gathered data on the states that take the most naps across the United States. From the data collected, Louisiana ranked seventh as the worst state to take a nap. The data was rated on a scale out of 50, with Louisiana scoring 38. The factors included how many people nap daily, how many people nap for 15-30 minutes, how many people nap at work or school, how many people were caught napping at work, how many people use naps to avoid social obligations and how many people feel guilty about napping during work hours. For each category, Louisiana answered the following answers: Napping daily: 5.26% Nap for 15-30 minutes: 58.82% Nap at work/school: 52.63% Caught napping at work/school: 30% Nap to avoid social obligation: 60% Guilty for napping during work hours: 90% The worst state to nap is North Dakota with a score of 45.26 out of 50. Daylight saving time ends next weekend. This is how to prepare for the potential health effects Check out the top 10 worst states for napping. North Dakota: 45.26 West Virginia: 39.88 New Mexico: 39.84 Nebraska: 39.70 Delaware: 39.56 Colorado: 39.16 Louisiana: 38 Minnesota: 37.79 Maine: 37.28 Texas: 36.89 Latest News Study: Louisiana ranks seventh as the worst state to take a nap Jayden Daniels' Hail Mary TD to Noah Brown gives Commanders 18-15 win over Bears On Halloween, experts warn cars and allergies pose greater threats than myths about razor blades Democrats fight for House control: 7 Republicans they're looking to oust Republicans look to pad House majority: Seven seats they think they’ll flip