… Because the EEG sleep produced in this study was similar to that found in patients reporting
insomnia, changes in the outcome variables should reflect the consequences of pure "poor" …

… is a common sleep disorder with both nocturnal symptoms and daytime consequences. …
, reference to insomnia should be taken as idiopathic or psychophysiological insomnia only] …

… Because the EEG sleep produced in this study was similar to that found in patients reporting
insomnia, changes in the outcome variables should reflect the consequences of pure “poor” …

… ] has used a yoke-control design to mimic the arousals, awakenings, and wake time of
patients who have insomnia in a group of normal sleepers for 1 week to determine the extent to …

… Since many people with insomnia overestimate their sleep disruption and underestimate
actual sleep time, a 2-week sleep diary is a very helpful assessment tool as it assists the sleep …

… determine the specificity of insomnia consequences in terms of associations with primary
insomnia or comorbid diseases. … The consequences of a week of insomnia. Sleep 19:453–461. …

… Insomnia symptoms ≥2 nights per week were reported by 27.6% of the sample (30.5% of
women and 24.5% of men; P<0.001). DS was the most frequent symptom (18.9%), followed by …

… 3 times per week and has been a problem for at least 1 month. What qualifies insomnia to
be … associated with negative consequences, and importantly, these consequences are not a …

… week, 2–3 nights a month, less than 1 night per month, never or rarely). A frequency of 2 to
3 nights per week … For example, a subject who reported waking up at least 2 nights per week …

… ) showed that daytime consequences were discriminative to … ‘daytime consequences’ in the
definition of insomnia was … three times a week for 1 month had daytime consequences. This …