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Showing 1 to 20 of 23 for “"Subjective sleep quality"”.
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Investigating the Relationship Between Subjective Sleep Quality and Statistical Language Learning
… research delved into the relationship between subjective sleep quality, measured using the PSQI (Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index) questionnaire, and statistical language learning in adults. In two separate studies, participants' performances in statistical language learning were measured: Study …
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Subjective sleep quality in the elderly: relationship to anxiety, depressed mood, sleep beliefs, quality of life, and hypnotic use
… differences between self-categorised good sleepers and poor sleepers on a range of variables, and the factors associated with the use of hypnotic medication amongst the elderly. Participants in the current study were aged 60 to 98 years old. A total of 74 (28 males, 46 females) older adult …
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A pedometer-based physical activity intervention may be effective in increasing daily step-count and improving subjective sleep quality among adolescents
Ónæg líkamleg hreyfing og slök huglæg svefngæði ungmenna eru áhyggjuefni þar sem þau tengjast ýmsum heilsuvandamálum. Notkun skrefmæla í íhlutunum virðist gefa góða raun meðal fullorðinna, en minna er vitað um áhrif þessarar íhlutunar á líkamlega hreyfingu ungmenna. Einnig er lítið vitað um áhrif …
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“Effect of a meditation-based strategy on sleep quality and perceived stress of healthy older adults living in the community.”
… Mantram, a meditation-based strategy, and sleep techniques, to improve sleep in the healthy older adults living in the community. The study also evaluated the feasibility of delivering a 5-week, 60-90 minute, weekly Mantram repetition training program to a sample of healthy older adults …
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“Effect of a meditation-based strategy on sleep quality and perceived stress of healthy older adults living in the community.”
… Mantram, a meditation-based strategy, and sleep techniques, to improve sleep in the healthy older adults living in the community. The study also evaluated the feasibility of delivering a 5-week, 60-90 minute, weekly Mantram repetition training program to a sample of healthy older adults …
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"Effect of a meditation-based strategy on sleep quality and perceived stress in older adults living in the community"
… Mantram, a meditation-based strategy, and sleep techniques, to improve sleep in the healthy older adults living in the community. The study also evaluated the feasibility of delivering a 5-week, 60-90 minute, weekly Mantram repetition training program to a sample of healthy older adults …
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“Effect of a meditation-based strategy on sleep quality and perceived stress of healthy older adults living in the community.”
… Mantram, a meditation-based strategy, and sleep techniques, to improve sleep in the healthy older adults living in the community. The study also evaluated the feasibility of delivering a 5-week, 60-90 minute, weekly Mantram repetition training program to a sample of healthy older adults …
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Neuropsychological Sequelae of Obstructive Sleep Apnea in Later Adulthood
… the neuropsychological relevance of poor sleep in a sample of community dwelling healthy older adults and a clinical sample of patients with untreated obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) between 40 and 90 years of age. The cognitive performance of 67 patients with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) …
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The role of emotion regulation and alexithymia in the relationship between sleep and social functioning
<p>Poor sleep quality has been tied to worse social functioning outcomes, including greater loneliness, fewer social interactions, and lower social integration. While the relationship between sleep quality and social functioning has been investigated, other factors likely play a role in this …
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Do dreams protect sleep? Testing the Freudian hypothesis of the function of dreams
… the Freudian hypothesis that dreams protect sleep. In order to do this, sleep architecture in patients who had experienced dream loss as a result of thrombotic stroke in the region of the posterior cerebral arteries was compared with that of patients with the same pathology who had not …
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The determinants of sleep quality in the mining industry
… to determine the current state of self-reported sleep quality in workers of the mining industry and identify the factors that affect sleep in this sample. A large-scale questionnaire was administered to 2,224 workers of the mining industry with operations in Ontario. A modified version of the …
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Sleep Homeodynamics And Wellbeing In Asymptomatic Hiv-Seropositive African American Women
<p>SLEEP HOMEODYNAMICS AND WELLBEING IN ASYMPTOMATIC HIV–SEROPOSITIVE AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN</p> <p>by</p> <p>TABETHA LYNN GAYTON</p> <p>December 2013 </p> <p>Advisor: Hossein N. Yarandi, PhD</p> <p>Major: Nursing (Urban Health)</p> <p>Degree: Doctor of Philosophy</p> <p>BACKGROUND: HIV–related …
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Associations between sleep and cognitive-affective functioning in Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
… current research tested the proposition that the sleep disruption characteristic of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has discrete, predictable, and significant effects on the processing of neutral declarative memory, emotional memory, and emotional reactivity. Research spanning multiple …
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Neurophysiological and Personality Correlates of Sleep and Quality of Life
Background: Sleep is an important health factor across the lifespan. Poor sleep has been linked to significant negative health outcomes, including an increased risk for chronic diseases, such as hypertension, diabetes, depression, and obesity. Identifying individuals at risk for poor sleep quality …
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Putting the focus on sleep quality: subjective sleep measures, actigraphy and brain correlates in ageing
Sleep is a multidimensional phenomenon with a relevant role in the maintenance of organism homeostasis, overall well-being and optimal cognitive function. Throughout the lifespan, changes in sleep dimensions occur, namely on its timing, duration, architecture and quality. In what concerns to sleep …
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An Investigation of Sleep Architecture and Consequent Cognitive Changes in Olanzapine Treated Patients with Depression
… the effect of olanzapine augmentation therapy on sleep architecture, specifically slow wave sleep (SWS), in the treatment of depression. Secondarily, to determine the effect of olanzapine augmentation therapy on illness severity and cognitive function. Finally, to examine the correlation between …
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The Association between Sleep Quality and Cognitive Function in Patients with Nonfunctioning Pituitary Adenoma?s
… cortisol and growth hormone are important for sleep regulation and cognition, (b) sleep is important for overall cognitive functioning (and for memory consolidation, in particular), and (c) patients with pituitary disease (PD) experience hormonal dysregulation, impaired quality of sleep, and …
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Streso ir nerimo sąsajos su miego kokybe tarp Vilniaus universiteto medicinos fakulteto studentų /
Reasoning: Poor sleep quality and psychological difficulties are becoming increasingly prevalent problems in students' lives, threatening their health, well-being and academic success. It is important not only to continue to seek effective preventive measures to reduce stress and anxiety, but also …
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The Effects of Exercise Training On the Severity and Health Consequences of Obstructive Sleep Apnea
<p>Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a prevalent and harmful sleep disorder, with numerous health consequences if left untreated. Available treatment options are either suboptimal in efficacy or undesirable due to side effects. Despite intriguing preliminary epidemiologic and experimental evidence, …
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Schlaf bei Studierenden - Assoziationen schlechter Schlafqualität und Interventionsmöglichkeiten
Sleep problems are common among university students and are associated with lower grades, longer study duration, and psychological problems. Insomnia symptoms are linked with stress, poor quality of life, more anxiety, and more depressive symptoms, but also with increased pain symptoms. …
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