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01-08-2013 | Invited Commentary
Nighttime Sleep and Daytime Stress—Tangled Bedfellows: a Comment on Williams et al.
Author:
Kathi L. Heffner, Ph.D.
Published in:
Annals of Behavioral Medicine
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Issue 1/2013
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Excerpt
The article by Williams and colleagues [
1] aligns with growing evidence that although psychological stress and worry can result in less sleep, poor sleep quality may play a significant role in disturbing further stress adaptation. By examining associations between sleep and stress-related cognitive, affective, and physiological disturbances, the authors provide a snapshot of what likely represents an unhealthful, bidirectional cycle of poor sleep and maladaptive stress responses. …