The Interactive Role of Anxiety Sensitivity and Pubertal Status in Predicting...
AbstractThe present study examined the interaction between pubertal status and anxiety sensitivity (AS) in predicting anxious and fearful responding to a three-minute voluntary hyperventilation...
View ArticleAn Examination of Anxiety Sensitivity as a Moderator of the Relationship...
AbstractThe present investigation tested the prediction that global and lower-order factors of anxiety sensitivity (AS) would moderate the relationship between cigarette smoking level and posttraumatic...
View ArticleSubjective Sleep Quality and Anxious and Fearful Responding to Bodily Arousal...
AbstractPoor sleep quality commonly co-occurs with anxiety among youth. However, little research has examined linkages between sleep quality and factors thought to underlie panic vulnerability. This...
View ArticleSpecificity of Peritraumatic Fear in Predicting Anxious Reactivity to a...
AbstractTheory implicates peritraumatic fear-based interoceptive conditioning in the development of panic spectrum problems subsequent to traumatic event exposure. Relatively little empirical work has...
View ArticleAnxiety Sensitivity is Associated with Frequency of Sleep Medication Use...
AbstractBased on the personal and societal costs of long-term sleep medication use, it is important to understand factors that may play a role in use of medications to manage sleep. One such factor is...
View ArticleSleep Disturbances: Implications for Cannabis Use, Cannabis Use Cessation,...
AbstractCannabis may be used, among certain individuals, for its actual and/or perceived sleep-promoting properties. Although evidence suggests that cannabis is likely beneficial for sleep initiation,...
View ArticleCannabis, Cannabinoids, and Sleep: a Review of the Literature
AbstractPurpose of ReviewThe current review aims to summarize the state of research on cannabis and sleep up to 2014 and to review in detail the literature on cannabis and specific sleep disorders from...
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