The Transition of Sleep-Wake Patterns in Early Adolescence

Gau, Susan Shur‐Fen; Soong, Wei‐Tsuen

doi:10.1093/sleep/26.4.449

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“…The average amount of weekend oversleep across ages 13-19 was found to be 1 h 50 min (Wolfson and Carskadon, 1998). About 2-h increases in weekend sleep duration were found also in other studies (Giannotti et al, 2002;Gau and Soong, 2003). The delay of sleep onset, extended sleep time and poorer sleep quality on Fridays compared to weekdays has also been reported (Sadeh et al, 2009).…”

Section: Adolescent Sleep Behaviorsupporting

confidence: 56%

The journey through the world of adolescent sleep

Darchia

Červená

2014

Reviews in the Neurosciences

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Sleep-wake patterns and the electroencephalogram (EEG) during sleep undergo fundamental changes during adolescence. Scientific evidence indicates that these changes represent components of an extensive maturational brain remodeling process. Sleep during periods of brain maturation appears to be particularly important for health and behavior. Adolescents’ sleep problems affect their cognitive and psychobehavioral functioning, making insufficient sleep during this developmental stage a significant international health concern. In this review, we summarize some key data concerning developmental changes in sleep behavior and regulation, and the association between sleep EEG changes and brain maturation. This review extends our understanding of adolescent sleep and highlights its significance for healthy development. We discuss the possibility to follow brain maturation and to detect errors in this maturational process by monitoring the developmental sleep EEG changes.

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Section: Adolescent Sleep Behaviorsupporting

confidence: 56%

The journey through the world of adolescent sleep

Darchia

Červená

2014

Reviews in the Neurosciences

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“…Increasing academic and social demands are thought to be implicated in the extension of waking activity into the evening and subsequent delay and shortening of the sleep period. 8,64,65 Increased use of electronic media seems to have a similar effect. 66,67 The decrease in parentally set bedtimes has a noteworthy effect, with significantly later bedtime and shorter sleep duration in those without parent-set bedtimes.…”

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“…Sleep-wake cycle changes across development Accompanying the sleep-wake cycle changes in adolescence is a shift of chronotype toward eveningness, [8][9][10] ie, a greater preference for activities to be undertaken later in the day and for later bed and rise times. This shift toward eveningness is estimated to begin at 13 years of age, with a peak at 17-20 years for females and 20-21 years for males.…”

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Variations in the sleep–wake cycle from childhood to adulthood: chronobiological perspectives

Carpenter¹,

Robillard²,

Hickie³

2015

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Changes in the sleep-wake cycle across development from childhood to adulthood, typically involve a steady shortening of the sleep period and a delay of sleep phase, with a period of more rapid change across adolescence. Accompanying these changes is the maturation of neuroendocrine rhythms such as melatonin, cortisol, and pubertal hormones. These endogenous rhythms are closely associated with behavioral changes in rest and activity rhythms, although environmental factors such as light exposure and academic and social demands likely play an interactive role. Other behavioral aspects, such as physical activity and eating behaviors, are also associated with changes in sleep-wake rhythms, and may be mediational factors in the development of physical illnesses. The sleep-wake cycle and related factors are implicated in the development of mental illnesses. There are several potential avenues of future research that may be valuable in terms of improving interventions and treatments for both mental and physical illnesses.

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“…Esta condición está ligada a varios trastornos del sueño, enfermedades médicas o psiquiátricas, y su impacto genera alteraciones de calidad de vida relacionada con la salud (Marín y Vinaccia 2004). En los niños el síndrome de sueño insuficiente o somnolencia debida a problemas comportamentales es el trastorno de sueño más prevalente asociado a somnolencia excesiva diurna (Gau y Soong, 2003). Se desconoce en la población colombiana la prevalencia de somnolencia excesiva en niños y adolescentes.…”

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Validación colombiana de la escala pediátrica de somnolencia y cuestionario Cleveland de somnolencia para la adolescencia.

Peña

Agudelo

2012

Salud soc.

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RESUMENObjetivos. El propósito de este estudio es establecer las características psicométricas en la población colombiana del municipio de Sabaneta del Cuestionario Pediátrico de Somnolencia Excesiva Diurna y del Cuestionario Cleveland de Somnolencia Excesiva para Adolescentes. Diseño. Estudio descriptivo de tipo transversal, en una población de niños escolarizados, no se incluye población patolológica ni evaluación clínica. Medidas. Se utilizaron el Cuestionario Cleveland de Somnolencia para Adolescentes Versión Colombiana, el cuestionario pediátrico de sueño versión colombiana, el Inventario de Depresión para Niños, el EDAH y las sub-escalas de somnolencia y trastornos respiratorios del sueño del PSQ versión Colombiana. Se realizan procedimientos de coeficiente de fiabilidad, análisis factorial, correlación inter ítem e inter-escala, regresión lineal y prueba test-retest, lo mismo que índice de concordancia inter-evaluadores. Participantes. La población escogida fueron 324 niños y adolescentes escolarizados en colegios públicos y privados del municipio de Sabaneta Antioquia entre los 6 a los 17 años. Resultados. La escala pediátrica de somnolencia, se obtiene un índice Kappa de 0,927, En el puntaje global del cuestionario Cleveland de somnolencia para adolescentes se obtiene un índice de Kappa de 0,867. En la EPS-VC alfa de Cronbach de 0,734, las correlaciones de cada ítem con el puntaje global de la escala fueron también positivas y significativas (P<0,01). La varianza total explicada de la prueba apunta a describe un 59,9%. En el CCSA se obtiene un alfa de Cronbach de 0,759, presentan correlaciones significativas (p<0,01), La varianza total explicada para esta prueba es del 56,9%. Conclusiones. Ambos instrumentos en general presentan características apropiadas de validez de contenido, de criterio y de constructo, que hacen que su uso en la población colombiana sea razonable. PALABRAS CLAVE: Somnolencia excesiva diurna en niños y adolescentes, psicometría, validez interna, validez externa, caracterización psicométrica. ABSTRACTObjectives. The purpose of this study is to establish the psychometric characteristics of the population of the municipality of Sabaneta, Colombia, using the Pediatric Sleepiness Scale and the Cleveland Sleepiness Questionnaire for Adolescents. Design. Cross-sectional descriptive study in a population of school children was used. Neither pathological population nor clinical evaluation is included in this study. Instruments. The instruments used were the Cleveland Adolescent Sleepiness Questionnaire, Colombian version, the Children's Depression Inventory, the ADHS, and sleepiness and the sleep-disordered breathing sub-scales of the Colombian version of the PSQ. Procedures performed were reliability coefficient, factor analysis, inter-item and inter-scale correlation, linear regression and test-retest, which indicates inter-concordance index evaluators. Participants. The population surveyed consisted of 324 children and adolescents enrolled in public and private schools in the municipalit...

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The Transition of Sleep-Wake Patterns in Early Adolescence

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Variations in the sleep–wake cycle from childhood to adulthood: chronobiological perspectives

Validación colombiana de la escala pediátrica de somnolencia y cuestionario Cleveland de somnolencia para la adolescencia.

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Variations in the sleep&ndash;wake cycle from childhood to adulthood: chronobiological perspectives

Validación colombiana de la escala pediátrica de somnolencia y cuestionario Cleveland de somnolencia para la adolescencia.

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