… whether psychological mechanisms … psychological mechanisms often emphasized in
prominent models of insomnia (arousal, distress, and sleep-related beliefs) and persistent sleep …

… the psychological processes underpinning the linkage between internalized HIV stigma and
sleep impairment, … mechanism of this relationship in a follow-up sample of Chinese PLWH. …

… Psychological mechanisms include cognitive/attention biases and dysfunctional beliefs
and attitudes about sleep … deficit), and social mechanisms (ie, reduced and impaired social …

… sleep-regulating mechanisms) or psychological, or some combinaton of physiological and
psychological … his or her poor sleep, either in the form of fatigue, performance impairment, or …

… A transdiagnostic perspective raises the possibility that disorders co-occur because they
share common mechanisms (sleep disturbance being one candidate). Second, if some …

… mechanisms which explain why positive psychological … impaired sleep and higher sleep
dysfunction. The PSQI can be used as a continuous measure of the continuum of impaired sleep…

… as a sleep disorder, it seems logical to search for underlying mechanisms in sleep-regulating …
, if they subjectively result in some form of daytime suffering or impairment, and if they are …

… sleep disturbance and anxiety-related disorders, and provides a model to explain this
relationship by integrating research on psychological … between abnormalities in sleep and anxiety-…

… disturbance contributes to cognitive deficits would be to gloss over many potentially important
processes that may either interact or act in parallel with the mechanism outlined in this …

… mechanisms as well as functional impairments suffered by patients, the extent to which sleep
… It seems plausible that sleep disturbance may contribute given that adverse and severe …