2020

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The Psychology of Covid-19: Is Mental Perturbance Keeping You Awake?

Unsurprisingly, during the Covid era, there have been several reports of people having more difficulty getting to sleep and back to sleep — a state we call “insomnolence” rather than “insomnia”. This tends , formally and informally, to be attributed to “worry”, “repetitive thought”, “racing minds”, “rumination”, “cognitive arousal”. However, none of those concepts are

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More Thoughts About Somnolence and Our Recent Review Paper

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Infographic for “Pre-sleep Cognitive Activity in Adults: A Systematic Review”

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