Abstract It is widely recognized that sleep is important for children's health and well-being
and that short sleep duration is associated with a wide range of negative health outcomes …

Objective: To explore relationships between basic and translational science research
regarding sleep and ADHD in children. Method: A multidisciplinary group of experts in …

The present study developed and tested a theoretical model examining the inter-
relationships among sleep duration, sleep quality, and circadian chronotype and their effect …

Objective To examine the impact of sleep duration on emotional functioning and cognitive
performance in children. Methods 32 children (8–12 years) wore actigraphs for 3 weeks …

ABSTRACT Bedtime resistance and night waking are common sleep problems throughout
childhood, especially in the early years. These sleep problems may lead to difficulties in …

This study investigated the prospective links between sleep in infancy and preschoolers'
cognitive performance. Mothers of 65 infants completed a sleep diary when infants were …

This study evaluated the psychometric properties of the A dolescent S leep H ygiene S cale
(ASHS), a self‐report measure assessing sleep practices theoretically important for optimal …

Study Objectives:(1) Present preliminary psychometrics for the Children's Report of Sleep
Patterns (CRSP), a three-module measure of Sleep Patterns, Sleep Hygiene, and Sleep …

Study Objective. To test whether sleep duration on school nights differs between
adolescents in Australia and the United States and, if so, whether this difference is explained …

Teens tend go to bed later, get less sleep, and report more daytime sleepiness. Medical
research emphasizes biological determinants of teens' disrupted sleep (ie, the timing of …