Metacognitive beliefs relate specifically to sleep quality in primary insomnia: a pilot study.

Metacognitive beliefs relate specifically to sleep quality in primary insomnia: a pilot study.

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OBJECTIVE: To identify whether metacognitive aspects are a specific mental pattern of primary insomnia (PI) or an aspecific correlate of sleep alterations. METHODS: Sleep quality (Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index: PSQI), anxiety (Self-rating Anxiety State: SAS), depression (Beck Depression Inventory:...

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Main Authors:	Palagini, L, Piarulli, A, Menicucci, D, Cheli, E, Lai, E, Bergamasco, M, Mauri, M, Kyle, S, Espie, C, Gemignani, A
Formato:	Journal article
Idioma:	English
Publicado:	2014

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