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EXPLORING PERPETUATING FACTORS BY WHICH PERCEIVED STRESS CONTRIBUTES TO POOR SLEEP QUALITY: THE ROLE OF PRE-SLEEP AROUSAL, BEHAVIORS, AND COGNITIVE PROCESSES
Title
EXPLORING PERPETUATING FACTORS BY WHICH PERCEIVED STRESS CONTRIBUTES TO POOR SLEEP QUALITY: THE ROLE OF PRE-SLEEP AROUSAL, BEHAVIORS, AND COGNITIVE PROCESSES
Author
Mason, Christine
Date Created
2018
Subjects--Topical
Clinical psychology
Description
Young adults are the fasting growing but least understood at-risk group reporting poor sleep. Stress and developmental processes related to the transition to college may negatively alter sleep quality and sleep patterns that continue into adulthoo...
Exercise-based Cognitive Therapy as a treatment for co-morbid insomnia and depression
Title
Exercise-based Cognitive Therapy as a treatment for co-morbid insomnia and depression
Author
Daley, Kristin
Date Created
2010
Subjects--Topical
Clinical psychology, Psychophysiology
Description
The present study introduces a new treatment modality for comorbid insomnia and depression that combines cardiovascular exercise and elements of cognitive behavioral treatment: Exercise Based Cognitive Therapy (EBCT). While simultaneously performi...
MATERNITY EXPERIENCE OF ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE MEMBERS
Title
MATERNITY EXPERIENCE OF ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE MEMBERS
Author
Day, Magin
Date Created
2021
Subjects--Topical
Clinical psychology
Description
The goal of this study was to investigate the lived experience of pregnant active duty service members (ADSMs). In-depth interviews with 30 women ADSMs in the US Air Force were conducted and the bioecological framework was used to examine emerging...
Understanding deliberate self-harm among college women: Applying feminist theory to the affect regulation model
Title
Understanding deliberate self-harm among college women: Applying feminist theory to the affect regulation model
Author
Hypes, Annada
Date Created
2010
Subjects--Topical
Clinical psychology
Description
This study examined potential contributors to self-harm behavior (DSH) among college women aged 18-25 years (N = 447). A model explaining DSH lifetime history among young women was tested, bridging feminist thought with the affect regulation model...