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This study assessed the phenomenon of sleep state misperception with regard to its prevalence and potential causes. For this purpose, 255 Bundeswehr soldiers who were admitted as psychiatric patients with sleep disorders were examined at the Bundeswehr Hospital of Hamburg. The symptoms of sleep state misperception are a consistently negative subjective appraisal of one’s own sleep. Objective measurements...