Insomnia and complicated grief symptoms in bereaved college students.

Abstract:

:In this study, we extended previous research by concentrating on sleep- and grief-related symptoms in a cohort of bereaved college students, in view of the potential for each of these problems to exacerbate the other. A sample of 815 college students completed the Inventory of Complicated Grief (H. G. Prigerson & S. C. Jacobs, 2001), along with an assessment of diagnostic criteria for insomnia and associated sleep behaviors. As predicted, the rate of insomnia was significantly higher (22%) in the bereaved sample than in a nonbereaved comparison group (17%), a difference that was particularly pronounced in terms of middle insomnia. Also as hypothesized, bereaved insomniacs reported higher complicated grief scores than bereaved noninsomniacs, and several specific sleep variables (including sleep-onset insomnia related to nighttime rumination about the loss and sleep-maintenance insomnia associated with dreaming of the deceased) were significantly related to complicated grief symptomatology.

journal_name

Behav Sleep Med

authors

Hardison HG,Neimeyer RA,Lichstein KL

doi

10.1207/s15402010bsm0302_4

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subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2005-01-01 00:00:00

pages

99-111

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2

eissn

1540-2002

issn

1540-2010

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3

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