Characterization of sleep among deaf individuals

Carr, Michelle; Yoo, Alexander; Guardino, Donna; Hall, Wyatte C.; McIntosh, Scott; Pigeon, Wilfred R.

doi:10.1016/j.sleh.2022.10.011

Sleep Health

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.sleh.2022.10.011

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Characterization of sleep among deaf individuals

Michelle Carr¹,

Alexander Yoo²,

Donna Guardino³

et al.

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The association between sleep disturbance and nightmares: Temporal dynamics of nightmare occurrence and sleep architecture in the home

Balch,

Raider,

Reed

et al. 2024

Journal of Sleep Research

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SummaryWe collected measures of sleep architecture and nightmares from participants (N = 61) wearing the DREEM 3 headband across 2 weeks of data collection to test the hypothesis that there are bidirectional links between insomnia (measured as sleep disturbance) and nightmare events. Nightmares were predicted by increased sleep disturbance the night before the nightmare, but not on the same night or 2 nights before. We also found that nightmare occurrences did not predict increased sleep disturbance on the same night or the following 2 nights, rather nightmares predicted increased sleep disturbance at the between‐subjects level only. We suggest that nightmares are associated with an N3 sleep rebound on the night of the nightmare following a night of sleep disturbance.

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The association between sleep disturbance and nightmares: Temporal dynamics of nightmare occurrence and sleep architecture in the home

Balch,

Raider,

Reed

et al. 2024

Journal of Sleep Research

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Characterization of sleep among deaf individuals

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The association between sleep disturbance and nightmares: Temporal dynamics of nightmare occurrence and sleep architecture in the home

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