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... dysfunctional sleep-related attitudes, when we calculate the average proportion of seniors without a mental disorder reporting these atti- tudes, we find that less than one-third of the people in this group adopt ... See full document

... fatigued elderly persons may possibly not feel the need to make themselves even more ...an anxiety or mood ...to sleep problems. Indeed, exercises that are too intense are associated with ... See full document

... of anxiety and depression. With increased anxiety and depression, there was deterioration in the quality of life of patients with ...of elderly patients with HF. The assessment of ... See full document

... The differences between individuals with one symptom and individuals with two or more symptoms were assessed using Student’s t-test for symptom severity and a chi-square test for the prevalence of symptoms persist- ing ≥ ... See full document

... developmental outcomes, including fewer behavioural problems and psychological symptoms. Similar to studies conducted in other populations [21], our results suggest that warm, supportive, and loving parenting, ... See full document

... factors associated with smartphone ad- diction among medical college students at Wannan Medical College, ...characteristics, depression, anxiety, and sleep ... See full document

... ’ depression from levels at baseline to 18 – 24 week follow-up; there was a reduction in proportions of mothers and fathers scoring above cut-offs on the CESD for depressive symptomatology by between 11 and ... See full document

... childhood anxiety and sleep problems. In par- ticular, different sleep problems (except bedtime resis- tance) were not associated with anxiety scores, and the overall association was ... See full document

... approach goal outcomes. In the face of adversity during goal pursuit, expectancies for eventual attainment can determine whether one persists or disengages (e.g. Carver & Scheier, 1998; Locke & Latham, 1990) as ... See full document

... Agoraphobic cognitions questionnaire; AQ: Autism spectrum quotient; BAI: Beck anxiety inventory; BDI: Beck depression inventory; BSQ: Bodily sensations questionnaire; CB1: Cannabinoid 1; CBD: ... See full document

... Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale; HAD-Anxiety, Anxiety subscale of Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale; HAD- Depression, Depression subscale of Hospital ... See full document

... other diseases. Remember that in the original development of the scale, because scores can be affected by the physical illness of the patient, authors eliminated items relating simul- taneously to emotional disorder and ... See full document

... Sleepiness, moderate irritability (n = 3); diarrhea, increased appetite, conjunctival hyperemia, and increased body temperature (n = 1). All these side effects were mild and/or transient. Nocturia (n = 2), which in one ... See full document

... Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI): Scoring criterion: The 18 self-report items partic- ipating in scoring are combined into seven com- ponents, namely, sleep quality, sleep latency, sleep ... See full document

... pre-injury anxiety and depression scores were associated with post-injury anxiety, depression and post-traumatic distress scores independent of previous psychiatric diagnoses is ... See full document

... total sleep score [PSI-4 score] of 4 or higher) was 71% (45/63), and the prevalence of depression was 25% ...had depression, defined as a BDI score of 17 or ... See full document

... that anxiety and depression are more common among OSA patients, and impairing the quality of life is much severe compared to normal population, other studies report no relationship between OSA and QOL, ... See full document

... of anxiety and depression, and quality of sleep, it was observed that both groups presented similar results for the physical and mental components of quality of life, and caregivers presented having ... See full document

... These findings support the theoretical relationship between a pattern of illness beliefs and mental health outcomes. In keeping with the overall premise of the SRM which proposes a holistic view of the illness ... See full document

... sample of sibling pairs originating from the GENESiS study (for details see [20–22]). A total of 3640 individ- uals aged 12–19 years participated in the first wave of data collection. Individuals participating in waves 2 ... See full document