A brief screening questionnaire for infant sleep problems: Validation and findings for an Internet sample
A brief screening questionnaire for infant sleep problems: Validation and findings for an Internet sample
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DOI：
10.1542/peds.113.6.e570
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2004-06-01
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8
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Sadeh, A
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作者：
Sadeh, A
目标。开发和验证（使用主观和客观的方法）一个简短的婴儿睡眠问卷（BISQ），适用于儿科环境的筛查。进行了两项研究来评估BISQ的特性。研究1将临床组（N = 43）和对照组（N = 57）婴儿（5-29月龄）的BISQ测量与睡眠日记测量和客观睡眠活动测量进行比较。第二项研究是基于对1028名受访者的网络调查，他们完成了婴儿睡眠网站上发布的BISQ。在研究1中，发现BISQ测量与来自活动记录仪和睡眠日记的睡眠测量显着相关。BISQ测量（夜间醒来次数和夜间睡眠持续时间）是区分临床和对照样本的最佳预测因子。在26名婴儿的子样本中，BISQ测量显示出高的测试-重测试相关性（r >.82）。研究II提供了BISQ措施的发展视角。该研究表明，BISQ测量方法来源于一项大型互联网调查，提供了与发育和睡眠生态学相关的发现，这些发现与现有的关于儿童早期睡眠模式的文献研究结果相一致。该研究结果为使用BISQ作为临床和研究目的的简短婴儿睡眠筛查工具提供了心理测量学、临床和生态学支持。提供了潜在的临床临界值。
Objective. To develop and validate (using subjective and objective methods) a brief infant sleep questionnaire (BISQ) that would be appropriate for screening in pediatric settings.Design. Two studies were performed to assess the properties of the BISQ. Study I compared BISQ measures with sleep diary measures and objective actigraphic sleep measures for clinical (N = 43) and control (N = 57) groups of infants (5-29 months of age). The second study was based on an Internet survey of 1028 respondents who completed the BISQ posted on an infant sleep web site.Results. In study I, BISQ measures were found to be correlated significantly with sleep measures derived from actigraphy and sleep diaries. BISQ measures (number of night wakings and nocturnal sleep duration) were the best predictors for distinguishing between clinical and control samples. High test-retest correlations (r > .82) were demonstrated for BISQ measures for a subsample of 26 infants. Study II provided a developmental perspective on BISQ measures. The study demonstrated that BISQ measures derived from a large Internet survey provided developmental and sleep ecology-related findings that corresponded to the existing literature findings on sleep patterns in early childhood.Conclusions. The findings provide psychometric, clinical, and ecologic support for the use of the BISQ as a brief infant sleep screening tool for clinical and research purposes. Potential clinical cutoff scores are provided.