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چکیده : 

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the prevalence and

correlates of insomnia using rigorous diagnostic criteria and

a comprehensive assessment battery. In a large sample (N=

1,074) of college students (mean age 20.39 years), participants

were asked to complete a week-long sleep diary and

comprehensive questionnaire packet assessing recommended

daytime functioning domains (i.e., fatigue, quality

of life, depression, anxiety, stress, academic performance,

substance use) during the academic year. A significant

portion of this sample of college students met proposed

DSM-5 criteria for chronic insomnia (9.5%). The chronic

insomnia group reported significantly worse sleep, fatigue,

depression, anxiety, stress, and quality of life, and greater

hypnotic and stimulant use for sleep problems. There were

no differences between groups on excessive daytime

sleepiness, academic performance, or substance use. This

was a rigorous and comprehensive assessment of the

prevalence and psychosocial correlates of insomnia. Insomnia

is a significant problem in college students and should be

regularly assessed. More research is also needed to guide

treatment in this population.