Presleep Arousal and Sleep in Early Childhood.
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ABSTRACT: Research suggests that arousal during the transition to sleep-presleep arousal-is associated with sleep disturbances. Although a robust literature has examined the role of presleep arousal in conferring risk for sleep disturbances in adults, substantially less research has examined the developmental origins of presleep arousal in early childhood. The authors examined presleep arousal using parent report and psychophysiological measures in a sample of preschoolers to explore the association between different measures of presleep arousal, and to examine how nightly presleep arousal is associated with sleep. Participants included 29 children assessed at 54 months of age. Presleep arousal was measured using parent reports of child arousal each night at bedtime and using a wearable device that
SUBMITTER: Hoyniak CP
PROVIDER: S-EPMC8684049 | biostudies-literature | 2021 Jul-Aug
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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