Wednesday
June 4
Tuesday
June 3
Sunday
June 1
Monday
June2
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May31
0201
12:05pm - 12:20pm
TNFΑ 308POLYMORPHISMPREDICTS
RESILIENCETOPSYCHOMOTORVIGILANCE
PERFORMANCE IMPAIRMENTDURING
TOTALSLEEPDEPRIVATION INASAMPLEOF
HEALTHYYOUNGADULTS
SatterfieldBC, Schmidt MA, FieldSA,Wisor JP,
VanDongenH
O15: Sleep andBehavior inChildren
andAdolescents
10:20am – 12:20pm
RoomL100J
Co-chairs:
Daniel Lewin, PhD; andSimonSmith, PhD
Psychologist Level of Content:
Intermediate
Objective:
Discussmanifestations and consequences of
poor sleep health in childhood andadolescence.
0867
10:20am - 10:35am
PREDICTORSOFTREATMENTSUCCESS IN
BEHAVIORALSLEEP INTERVENTIONAMONG
PRESCHOOLCHILDREN
GarrisonMM
0868
10:35am - 10:50am
IMPACTOFSLEEPPRACTICES INCHILDCARE
SETTINGSONCHILDWELL-BEING
ThorpeK, StatonS, PattinsonC, SmithS
0869
10:50am - 11:05am
SLEEPPROBLEMSANDHOSPITALIZATION
FORSELF-HARM:A15-YEARFOLLOW-UP
OF9,000NORWEGIANADOLESCENTS. THE
YOUNG-HUNTSTUDY
JunkerA, Bjørngaard JH, Gunnell DJ, Bjerkeset O
0870
11:05am - 11:20am
CHARACTERIZINGSLEEPOFCRITICALLY
ILLCHILDREN INTHEPEDIATRIC INTENSIVE
CAREUNITWITHTHEFASTFOURIER
TRANSFORM
Kudchadkar SR, YasterM, EasleyRB, Ellenbogen
JM, Punjabi AN, JastaniahEA, MurphyS, Punjabi
NM
0871
11:20am - 11:35am
SLEEPDISTURBANCES INNAÏVECHILDREN
WITHADHDCOMPAREDTONORMAL
CHILDREN INSPANISHPOPULATION
SansCapdevilaO, FerreiraGarcíaE, Serrano
TroncosoE, AldaDiez J, Izquierdo-PulidoM
0872
11:35am - 11:50am
EFFECTSOFOBJECTIVESLEEPONMOOD,
TESTINGACOGNITIVEVULNERABILITY
MODELOVERRESTRICTEDANDEXTENDED
SLEEPOPPORTUNITIES INADOLESCENTS
Bei B, AllenN, Trinder J
0873
11:50am - 12:05pm
EXPERIMENTALLYMANIPULATEDSLEEP
DURATION INADOLESCENTSWITHASTHMA:
FEASIBILITYANDPRELIMINARYFINDINGS
Meltzer LJ, FainoA, GelfandEW, Covar RA,
Szefler SJ, StrandMJ
0874
12:05pm - 12:20pm
SLEEP INSTABILITYANDPERCEIVEDHEALTH
INPARENTALCAREGIVERSOFVENTILATOR-
ASSISTEDCHILDREN
Sanchez-OrtunoMM,AvisKT, Edinger JD,Meltzer LJ
S12: Cognitive andBehavioral
Interventions for Insomnia inMilitary
Populations
10:20am – 12:20pm
Room 102F
Co-chairs:
AlanPeterson, PhD; andDaniel Taylor, PhD
Faculty:
PhilipGehrman, PhD;AnneGermain, PhD; and
Rachel Manber, PhD
Psychologist Level of Content:
Intermediate
Objectives:
1. Recognize the scope of the insomniaproblem
in deployed, post-deployed, and veteran service
members;
2. Differentiate the effectiveness and efficacy of
behavioral and cognitive-behavioral therapies for
insomnia delivered to a variety of military populations
(e.g., active duty, Veterans); and
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