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Phenotypes of sleeplessness: stressing the need for psychodiagnostics in the assessment of insomnia.

Psychology, health & medicine - 1 Sept 2017

van de Laar Merijn, Leufkens Tim, Bakker Bart, Pevernagie Dirk, Overeem Sebastiaan

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Insomnia is a too general term for various subtypes that might have different etiologies and therefore require different types of treatment. In this explorative study we used cluster analysis to distinguish different phenotypes in 218 patients with insomnia, taking into account several factors including sleep variables and characteristics related to personality and psychiatric comorbidity. Three clusters emerged...

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PMID: 28133972
DOI: 10.1080/13548506.2017.1286360

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