Correlates of insomnia in patients with social phobia: Role of depression and anxiety

Raffray, Tifenn; Bond, Tamara; Pélissolo, Antoine

doi:10.1016/j.psychres.2011.03.004

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“…The mean SIR score was comparable to that found in other reports using hoarding disorder populations (Timpano & Schmidt, ). Additionally, the mean ISI score was slightly higher than that reported in other clinical populations, suggesting that our sample was elevated on insomnia symptoms (Raffray, Bond, & Pelissolo, ). In line with initial predictions, symptoms of insomnia were significantly correlated with hoarding severity ( r = .46).…”

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An Initial Investigation of the Relationship Between Insomnia and Hoarding

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An Initial Investigation of the Relationship Between Insomnia and Hoarding

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“…Second, we did not evaluate the participants' potential sleep disturbance. Accordingly, because it has been reported that SAD related to insomnia (Raffray et al, 2011) and that insomnia hampered the Table 2 Reaction times (in milliseconds) and accuracy (percentage of correct answers) measures for individuals with Social anxiety disorder (SAD) and matched control participants (CP) in each experimental condition of the Attention Network Test (ANT): mean (S.D. ).…”

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Revisiting attentional processing of non-emotional cues in social anxiety: A specific impairment for the orienting network of attention

Heeren

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Philippot

2015

Psychiatry Research

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“…Outre cette difficulté, l'insomnie se définit par « des éveils matinaux précoces ou un sommeil non réparateur » (Billiard et Dauvilliers, 2012, p. 131). Elle serait par ailleurs souvent associée au syndrome de délai de phase (Raffray, Bond et Pelissolo, 2011).…”

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Le Sommeil Des Adolescents Québécois Et La Problématique Suicidaire : Des Liens À Faire ?

Pépin

Desjardins

2017

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Après les accidents de véhicules divers, le suicide s’avère la deuxième cause de mortalité au Québec chez les adolescents de 15 à 19 ans. De plus en plus d’études indiquent qu’en plus de constituer des signaux d’alarme, les problèmes de sommeil chez les jeunes pourraient contribuer à la problématique suicidaire. Le présent article dresse un portrait du suicide chez les adolescents québécois, quantifie les besoins des jeunes en matière de sommeil et aborde les deux problèmes de sommeil les plus fréquents auprès de cette population, soit l’insomnie et le syndrome de délai de phase. Il présente ensuite les causes et les conséquences de ces difficultés de sommeil et explique les liens unissant ces dernières à la problématique suicidaire. Des recommandations s’adressant tant aux jeunes, aux parents, aux professionnels qu’aux institutions sont finalement effectuées.After various kinds of motor vehicle accidents, suicide is the second most important cause of mortality in Québec adolescents aged 15 to 19. An increasing number of studies indicate that, as well as raising alarm signals, sleep problems in young people may be contributing to the problem of youth suicide. This article presents a profile of suicide among Québec adolescents, quantifies young people’s sleep requirements, and examines two of the most common sleep problems in this population: that is, insomnia and delayed sleep phase syndrome. It then describes the causes and consequences of these sleep difficulties, and explores the links between the latter and the problem of suicide. Finally, the article makes several recommendations for young people, their parents, professionals and institutions

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Correlates of insomnia in patients with social phobia: Role of depression and anxiety

Cited by 31 publications

References 22 publications

An Initial Investigation of the Relationship Between Insomnia and Hoarding

An Initial Investigation of the Relationship Between Insomnia and Hoarding

Revisiting attentional processing of non-emotional cues in social anxiety: A specific impairment for the orienting network of attention

Le Sommeil Des Adolescents Québécois Et La Problématique Suicidaire : Des Liens À Faire ?

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