Monitoring for Sleep-Related Threat: A Pilot Study of the Sleep Associated Monitoring Index (SAMI)

Christina Neitzert Semler; Allison G Harvey

doi:10.1097/01.psy.0000114870.50968.90

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Monitoring for Sleep-Related Threat: A Pilot Study of the Sleep Associated Monitoring Index (SAMI)

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Preliminary evidence suggests that the SAMI offers a valid and reliable instrument to index monitoring before and after treatment for sleep disturbance. The implications for the presence of monitoring for sleep-related threat in chronic insomnia are discussed.

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