The relationship between presleep cognitions and delayed sleep-onset in a sample of women seeking treatment for sexual assault

The relationship between presleep cognitions and delayed sleep-onset in a sample of women seeking treatment for sexual assault

vi, 109 leaves

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Main Author: Fast, Katherine MS
Other Authors: Haynes, Stephen N
Published: University of Hawaii at Manoa 2009
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10125/7099
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