Selected neurophysiological, psychological, and behavioral influences on subjective sleep quality in nurses: a structure equation model

Few studies have examined relationships among neurophysiological, psychological, and behavioral factors with regard to their effects on sleep quality. We used a structure equation model to investigate behavioral and psychological factors that influence neurophysiological regulation of sleep in shift...

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Psychological factors
Quality
Quantitative psychology
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Sleep - physiology
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Alcohol
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Behavior
Community colleges
Cross-Sectional Studies
Female
Females
Health aspects
Humans
Hygiene
Hypotheses
Insomnia
Mediation
Medical personnel
Menstruation
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Mood
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Nurses
Nursing
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Sleep
Sleep - physiology
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Womens health
Work Schedule Tolerance
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