… the longitudinal relationships between sleep problems and … the concurrent relationship
between sleep problems and suicidal … the longitudinal relationships between sleep problems and …

… , this study explores sleep problems’ incidence and their … study demonstrate a high incidence
of sleep problems in adolescents and young adults, with most of the “often” sleep problems …

… the current study also demonstrates that the sleep problem is … every third child who has a
sleep problem early in life. Given … stability in sleep duration/time in bed and sleep problems, the …

… The aims of this study were to estimate the prevalence of sleep disturbance and sleep … In
conclusion, our study demonstrates that sleep disturbances are moderately prevalent in healthy …

… The results of the current study suggest that sleep problems in children are stable, even
across extended periods of development characterized by substantial biological, social, and …

… A potential risk factor for internalizing problems is sleep problems. Adolescent sleep problems
are a current public health concern [3]. In a large sample of Canadian children aged 10 to …

… study was to investigate whether specific sleep problems in … emotional and behavioral
problems in preschool children. … occurrence of sleep problems and emotional problems at age …

… at baseline of the study. The risk factors considered in this study were various types of sleep
disorders, chronotype, jet lag, shift work, temperature or rest-activity or hormone rhythms. …

… This study aims to explore the possible longitudinal relationships between a range of
sleep problems and internet addiction using a longitudinal study in a school-based sample of …

… Third, the study examines sleep problems and their associations over a relatively narrow
time window. This study addresses neither the relative impacts of sleep problems from earlier in …