Insomnia in adolescence

Data are based on self-report rating of demographic data and standardized questionnaires assessing insomnia-relevant factors in adolescents, including sleep quality and habits, sleep-related cognition, stress, and stress reactivity, coping and emotion regulation behavior, mood, personality, and childhood trauma. Data was collected as part of a larger study funded by the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute investigating the pathophysiology of insomnia in adolescence. The study involved clinical interview for insomnia diagnosis, self-report evaluation of trait insomnia features, multi-nights of in-lab polysomnographic recordings, experimental manipulation of pre-sleep psychophysiological state, and actigraphy based remote assessment.<br>