Sleep mediates the link between resiliency and behavioural problems in children at high and low risk for alcoholism

Keyphrases

• Behavior Problems 100%
• Low Risk 100%
• High Risk 100%
• Total Sleep Time 100%
• Alcoholism 100%
• Resiliency Problem 100%
• Actigraphy 66%
• Family History 66%
• Perceived Conflict 66%
• Children of Alcoholics 66%
• Mental Illness 33%
• Child Self-report 33%
• Child Sleep 33%
• Externalizing Behavior 33%
• Diagnostic Criteria 33%
• Emotional Regulation 33%
• Self-regulation 33%
• Problem Behavior 33%
• Objectively Measured 33%
• Alcohol Abuse 33%
• Behavioral Regulation 33%
• Excessive Daytime Sleepiness 33%
• Behavioral Control 33%
• Regulation Index 33%
• Sleep Characteristics 33%
• Michigan 33%
• Sleep Diary 33%
• Alcohol Dependence 33%
• Substance Use Problems 33%
• Self-regulatory Efficacy 33%
• Alcoholic 33%
• Community Control 33%
• Overcontrol 33%
• Parental History 33%
• Sleep Disorders in children 33%
• Alcoholic Parents 33%

Neuroscience

• Sleep Time 100%
• Problem Behavior 100%
• Actigraphy 66%
• Longitudinal Study 66%
• Sleep Disorder 33%
• Autoregulation 33%
• Substance Abuse 33%

Psychology

• Behavioral Disorder 100%
• Resiliency 100%
• Longitudinal Study 40%
• Mental Illness 20%
• Self-Regulation 20%
• Externalizing problems 20%
• Sleep Disorder 20%
• Insufficient Sleep 20%