Sleep Patterns
Department
Psychology
Advisor
Joel Fredrickson
Document Type
Event
Version
Metadata Only
Abstract
Past research on this topic has primarily looked to examine the negative influence of sleep deprivation and irregular sleep patterns consistent with those diagnosed with the sleep disorder insomnia. Previous empirical testing has been conducted to decipher if individuals who experience significant sleep disturbances would score higher on a given ‘catastrophizing scale’. Our current research study looks to analyze participants on their levels of catastrophizing in other areas of their lives and look for a relationship in their perception of their ability to receive quality sleep.
Recommended Citation
Lestage, Azariah; Meiners, Elizabeth; and Frederickson, Joel, "Sleep Patterns" (2024). Science Symposium. 53.
https://spark.bethel.edu/science_symposium/spring2024/schedule2024/53
Sleep Patterns
Past research on this topic has primarily looked to examine the negative influence of sleep deprivation and irregular sleep patterns consistent with those diagnosed with the sleep disorder insomnia. Previous empirical testing has been conducted to decipher if individuals who experience significant sleep disturbances would score higher on a given ‘catastrophizing scale’. Our current research study looks to analyze participants on their levels of catastrophizing in other areas of their lives and look for a relationship in their perception of their ability to receive quality sleep.