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Predicting Anxiety Trajectories from Individual Differences in Sleep-Related Distress Alleviation

2026-08-22

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Importance Anxiety of fluctuating severity is common in many psychiatric disorders. Few studies addressed factors determining individual differences in trajectories of the recovery phase, while their identification could inspire treatment innovation. Given the role of REM sleep in overnight alleviation of emotional distress, we here investigate whether individual differences in this overnight regulatory process ma...

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8dcb3702-8af8-5a33-8480-4bc366bed565
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10.64898/2026.08.19.26360781
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