Sleep is a critical health behavior and one that is typically shared between husbands and
wives or romantic partners. However, the science of sleep has traditionally conceptualized …

Over the past decade, research linking sleep and social relationships has burgeoned.
Researchers across the globe are trying to understand whether the quality and quantity of …

The majority of adults sleep with a partner, and for a significant proportion of couples, sleep
problems and relationship problems co-occur, yet there has been little systematic study of …

For most adults, sleep is a dyadic behavior. Only recently have studies explored the dynamic
association between sleep and relationship functioning among bed partners. The current …

Sleep problems have become a public health epidemic with recent data suggesting that
more than 69% of US adults get less sleep than they need. Despite the important role that …

Abstract Study Objectives: To analyze relationships between spouses' sleep problems and
their partners' physical health, mental health, well-being, social involvement, and marital …

Sleep is essential for health and daily functioning, and social relationships may be a key
social factor influencing sleep, yet sleep has been understudied in the literature on social …

Objective: To summarize research on couple sleeping with respect to gender-specific
differences and chronotype. Methods: Systematic review of the literature. Results: Millions of …

Objective: To examine prospectively the directionality of the association between daily
relationship functioning and nightly sleep quality and the association between couples' …

Abstract Purpose of Review Sleep is a critical restorative behavior which occupies
approximately one third of people's lives. Extensive data link sleep health with disease and …