Prior research suggests that sleep is associated with increased subjective stress and
aggression, but important questions remain about the typical magnitude of these …

It is well established that poor sleep directly increases stress and aggression, but potential
mediators of this relationship remain poorly understood. The present study provided the first …

Short sleep duration has been linked to higher levels of aggression. To synthetize all
available research on this association, a systematic review and meta-analysis was …

A recent meta-analysis showed that poor sleep is both associated with and can directly
cause increased aggression. However, no assessment was made of whether objective …

Poor sleep quality is closely related to aggression, but despite the promise of new
therapeutic possibilities, a systematic synthesis of observational research on the association …

Clinical observations suggest that sleep problems may be a causal factor in the
development of reactive aggression and violence. In this review we give an overview of …

Sleep quality is a critical component of successful human functioning. Poor sleep quality is
associated with aggressive behavior, yet the psychological mechanisms that drive this effect …

Although sleep loss is theorized to increase aggression risk, knowledge regarding the sleep–
aggression relationship or explanatory psychological processes is limited. In this study, we …

Sleep has complex interrelations with anger, hostility, and aggression control. Sleep
disturbance may be a risk factor for agitation, irritability, short-temperedness, anger, and …

Objectives Irritability and sleep problems are common symptoms that span a range of
internalizing and externalizing mental health disorders. While poor sleep has been …