Strength of excitation and insomnia as mediated by mood dimensions.

adults insomnia mood strength of excitation

Journal

Current issues in personality psychology

ISSN: 2353-561X

Titre abrégé: Curr Issues Personal Psychol

Pays: Poland

ID NLM: 101694413

Informations de publication

Date de publication:
2023

Historique:

received: 04 11 2021

revised: 20 05 2022

accepted: 28 06 2022

medline: 20 10 2022

pubmed: 20 10 2022

entrez: 28 11 2023

Statut: epublish

Résumé

The main goal of our study was to demonstrate the relationship between the strength of excitation (SE) as one of the basic central nervous system (CNS) properties and insomnia, and to determine the role of the mood components as mediators of this relationship. We hypothesized that SE directly and indirectly via arousal-related mood dimensions may be related to insomnia. The study involved 149 people, 85 women and 64 men, aged 18 to 60 ( SE negatively correlated with insomnia (no significant correlations between strength of inhibition and mobility and insomnia). All CNS properties positively correlated with hedonic tone (HT) and energetic arousal (EA), and negatively with tense arousal (TA) as mood dimensions. HT and EA were negatively correlated with insomnia but TA positively correlated with insomnia. Both EA and TA served as mediators in the relationship between SE and insomnia. The results indicated the relationship between SE and insomnia as well as between SE and EA and TA as mood dimensions related to arousal. Mediation analysis suggests that both EA and TA may serve as mediators of the relationship between SE and insomnia. However, the results of the mediation analysis require careful interpretation.

Sections du résumé

BACKGROUND BACKGROUND

PARTICIPANTS AND PROCEDURE METHODS

The study involved 149 people, 85 women and 64 men, aged 18 to 60 (

RESULTS RESULTS

SE negatively correlated with insomnia (no significant correlations between strength of inhibition and mobility and insomnia). All CNS properties positively correlated with hedonic tone (HT) and energetic arousal (EA), and negatively with tense arousal (TA) as mood dimensions. HT and EA were negatively correlated with insomnia but TA positively correlated with insomnia. Both EA and TA served as mediators in the relationship between SE and insomnia.

CONCLUSIONS CONCLUSIONS

The results indicated the relationship between SE and insomnia as well as between SE and EA and TA as mood dimensions related to arousal. Mediation analysis suggests that both EA and TA may serve as mediators of the relationship between SE and insomnia. However, the results of the mediation analysis require careful interpretation.

Identifiants

DOI: 10.5114/cipp/151671 PMID: 38013831 PMC: PMC10654329

pubmed: 38013831

doi: 10.5114/cipp/151671

pii: 151671

pmc: PMC10654329

doi:

Types de publication

Journal Article

Langues

eng

Pagination

58-64

Informations de copyright

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