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Monitor on Psychology
Volume 32, No. 9 October 2001
 
Sleep: Research and practice

Sleep psychologists in demand
The success of cognitive behavioral therapy has made behavioral sleep medicine a fast-growing field.

Can't get your 40 winks? Here's what the sleep experts advise.

Sleep apnea

Factors that contribute to insomnia

Sleep psychology in practice

Sleep deprivation may be undermining teen health
Lack of sufficient sleep appears to put adolescents at risk for cognitive and emotional difficulties, poor school performance, accidents and psychopathology.

How does the brain catch up?
After sleep deprivation, as activity wanes in prefrontal and temporal lobe areas, other brain areas pick up the slack.

Animal sleep studies offer hope for humans

Research confirms the virtues of 'sleeping on it'
Studies show that both slow-wave and REM sleep are important for consolidating learning and memory--and perhaps even for solving intractable problems.

Further reading on sleep

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