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Individuals who have been exposed to trauma experience high levels of sleep impairment. Given the well‐established negative effects of stress on sleep, the ways in which trauma‐exposed individuals cope with stress is likely to be associated with their sleep. This study examined how the use of health behaviours (i.e., exercise, comfort eating, and maintaining a self‐care routine) to cope relate to...
Losing a loved one is both common and profoundly stressful for young adults. Little research has examined the longitudinal course of post‐loss cognitive processing, depression, and sleep difficulties. Further, little is known about the context of other stressors or the role of individual regulatory resources, such as attentional regulation, that might determine whether loss‐related cognitive processing...