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Chapter 15: Challenges to the Study of Insomnia and Sleep Loss by Joan Shaver, PhD, RN, FAAN, University of Illinois at Chicago, Professor and Dean
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Author Biography
Part I
Introduction
Secondary Insomnia
Primary Insomnia
 Measuring Insomnia and Sleep as a Behavior
 Physiological Measurements of Insomnia
  Standard Scoring Protocols
Exercise A
 Exercise B
 Calculations from PSG Assessment
Part II
 Matching Objective and Subjective Sleep Variables
 Research Questions Arising From Existing Data
 The Role of Environmental Conditioning in Measurements of Insomnia
 Matching Perceptions and Physiological Markers of Insomnia
 Data on Mismatch Between PSG Data and Self Reports
 Questions for Further Research
Part III
Searching for Explanatory Features of Insomnia: Using a Stress Framework
 Exercise in Protocol Design to Study Stress and Insomnia
 Measurement and Evaluation of SNS Arousal
 Examining Sleep State Misperception
 Insomnia and Performance Testing
 Relationship Between Insomnia and Emotional Arousal
 Using a Yoked Control Design in Insomnia Studies
 Probing the Effects of Sleep Loss in Insomnia
 Insomnia and Somatic Symptoms in Fibromyalgia
 Conclusion: The Interactive Aspects of Sleep and Stress
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