all references

Question 1

two process model of sleep

Answer 1

Borbely (1982)

Question 2

CBT for insomnia and comorbid depression/ anxiety may be more effective for mild/ moderate cases than severe clinical cases

Answer 2

Luik et al (2017)

Question 3

dCBT for insomnia reduced psychosis symptoms (hallucinations and paranoia) in non clinical cases

Answer 3

Freeman et al (2017)

Question 4

3P model

Answer 4

spielman

Question 5

systematic review — CBT-i improved QoL across primary diagnoses (chronic insomnia, cancer, anxiety, and epilepsy)

Answer 5

Alimoradi et al (2022)

Question 6

CBT-i needs to be used in conjunction with other therapies to address comorbid disorder. standard CBT-i had much smaller improvements in comorbid group

Answer 6

Iwashita et al (2022)

Question 7

the schizophrenia continuum

Answer 7

everyone is a little schizophrenic.
strauss (1969)

Question 8

demedicalizing misery

Answer 8

reed, bentall, & fosse (2014)

Question 9

the collected schizophrenias

Answer 9

esme wang (2019)

Question 10

worry CBT reducing worry and paranoia

Answer 10

freeman (2015)

Question 11

transactional model of stress and coping

Answer 11

role of appraisal (primary and secondary)
Folkman & Lazarus (1985)

Question 12

causes of insomnia

Answer 12

roth (2007)

Question 13

60% of cancer patients sleep disturbances

Answer 13

maqbali et al (2022)

Question 14

symptom oriented approach / abandoning diagnosis

Answer 14

bentall (2005)

Question 15

luik et al 2017

Answer 15

CBT for insomnia and comorbid depression/ anxiety may be more effective for mild/ moderate cases than severe clinical cases

Question 16

freeman et al 2017

Answer 16

dCBT for insomnia reduced psychosis symptoms (hallucinations and paranoia) in non clinical cases

Question 17

alimoradi et al (2022)

Answer 17

systematic review — CBT-i improved QoL across primary diagnoses (chronic insomnia, cancer, anxiety, and epilepsy)

Question 18

iwashita et al (2022)

Answer 18

CBT-i needs to be used in conjunction with other therapies to address comorbid disorder. standard CBT-i had much smaller improvements in comorbid group

Question 19

freeman (2015)

Answer 19

worry CBT reducing worry and paranoia

Question 20

roth (2007)

Answer 20

causes of insomnia (woman and older people, biological tendencies, etc)

Question 21

maqbali et al (2022)

Answer 21

60% of cancer patients sleep disturbances

Question 22

bentall (2005)

Answer 22

symptom oriented approach / abandoning diagnosis