Attachment and sleep: A dyadic intensive longitudinal actigraphy study
Attachment and sleep: A dyadic intensive longitudinal actigraphy study
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DOI：
10.1177/0265407520958476
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发表时间：
2020-09-18
影响因子：
2.8
通讯作者：
Moss, Corrin
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作者：
Haydon, Katherine C.;Moss, Corrin
依恋和睡眠在整个生命周期中都有联系，但夫妻之间的依恋睡眠调节研究不足。这项研究旨在复制和扩展先前的研究，通过测试浪漫伴侣的依恋取向是否相互作用来预测睡眠，通过14天的自我报告和活动记录进行评估。参与者（N= 208对夫妇）完成了依恋焦虑和回避以及匹兹堡睡眠质量指数的测量。他们还戴着活动监测仪来评估夜间睡眠质量和持续时间。焦虑的人自我报告睡眠质量更差，重复了之前的两项研究。与之前的研究相比，焦虑和低回避型的人与回避型伴侣睡得更差，而回避型的人与回避型伴侣睡得更好。结果起诉的几个睡眠结果的二进调节，并提供了新的见解如何合作伙伴回避可以加剧或缓冲睡眠质量。
Attachment and sleep are linked across the lifespan, but attachment regulation of sleep among couples is understudied. This study aimed to replicate and extend prior research by testing whether romantic partners' attachment orientations interacted to predict sleep, assessed via self-report and actigraphy over 14 days. Participants (N= 208 couples) completed measures of attachment anxiety and avoidance and the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index. They also wore actigraphy monitors to assess nightly sleep quality and duration. Anxious people self-reported worse sleep quality, replicating two prior studies. In contrast to previous studies, anxious and low-avoidant people slept significantly worse with avoidant partners, while avoidant people slept somewhat better with avoidant partners. Results indicted dyadic regulation of several sleep outcomes and provided new insights regarding how partner avoidance can exacerbate or buffer sleep quality.