Introduction: Espie et al. (2006) propose a route into primary psychophysiological insomnia (PI) along the attention-intention-effort pathway which focuses on the inhibition of sleep-wake automaticity. A contributing factor to this is selective attention to sleep (alongside explicit intention to sleep and effort in the sleep engagement process). Previous research has established selective attention to sleep in PI by demonstrating altered attentional processing of sleep stimuli in PI compared to normal sleepers. With alcohol dependent individuals, who have also developed insomnia, having a 60% relapse rate compared to 30% in those without insomnia (Brower et al. 2001), understanding sleep in this population is relevant to both alcohol depend...
Espie and colleagues [(2006). The attention-intention-effort pathway in the development of psychophy...
The study of alcohol’s effects on sleep dates back to the late 1930s. Since then, an extensive liter...
Purpose: Insomnia is partly maintained by selective attention and monitoring for cues that indicate ...
Introduction: Espie et al. (2006) propose a route into primary psychophysiological insomnia (PI) alo...
Background: Poor quality sleep can lead to executive function deficits, including problems with inhi...
Rationale: Previous research has shown an attentional bias toward drug-related stimuli in opiate add...
Introduction:<p></p> Espie et al (2006) propose a route into primary psychophysiologica...
Aims: To investigate the effect of alcohol consumption on the sleep and mood of healthy individuals ...
Background: Subjective and objective measures of poor sleep in alcoholic insomniacs predict relapse ...
International audienceCognitive and brain alterations are common in alcohol use disorder and vary im...
Prominent models of insomnia posit that sleep-related attentional bias plays an important role in th...
Psychophysiological Insomnia (PI) is characterized by morbid fear of insomnia, mental arousal and he...
Cognitive models of insomnia suggest that selective attention may be involved in maintaining the dis...
It is well-established that the attention of alcoholics compared with non alcoholics or social drink...
STUDY OBJECTIVES: Cognitive models of primary insomnia (PI) suggest attention bias as a maintaining ...
Espie and colleagues [(2006). The attention-intention-effort pathway in the development of psychophy...
The study of alcohol’s effects on sleep dates back to the late 1930s. Since then, an extensive liter...
Purpose: Insomnia is partly maintained by selective attention and monitoring for cues that indicate ...
Introduction: Espie et al. (2006) propose a route into primary psychophysiological insomnia (PI) alo...
Background: Poor quality sleep can lead to executive function deficits, including problems with inhi...
Rationale: Previous research has shown an attentional bias toward drug-related stimuli in opiate add...
Introduction:<p></p> Espie et al (2006) propose a route into primary psychophysiologica...
Aims: To investigate the effect of alcohol consumption on the sleep and mood of healthy individuals ...
Background: Subjective and objective measures of poor sleep in alcoholic insomniacs predict relapse ...
International audienceCognitive and brain alterations are common in alcohol use disorder and vary im...
Prominent models of insomnia posit that sleep-related attentional bias plays an important role in th...
Psychophysiological Insomnia (PI) is characterized by morbid fear of insomnia, mental arousal and he...
Cognitive models of insomnia suggest that selective attention may be involved in maintaining the dis...
It is well-established that the attention of alcoholics compared with non alcoholics or social drink...
STUDY OBJECTIVES: Cognitive models of primary insomnia (PI) suggest attention bias as a maintaining ...
Espie and colleagues [(2006). The attention-intention-effort pathway in the development of psychophy...
The study of alcohol’s effects on sleep dates back to the late 1930s. Since then, an extensive liter...
Purpose: Insomnia is partly maintained by selective attention and monitoring for cues that indicate ...