Industrial psychiatry journal · 2016
Insomnia, dreams, and suicide: Connecting links.
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Karia Sagar B, Mehta Nirali, Harshe Devavrat, De Sousa Avinash, Shah Nilesh
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INTRODUCTION: A growing empirical literature has examined insomnia symptoms as a possible risk factor for a range of suicidal behavior. Not much literature is available in normal adolescent population.
AIMS: The aim is to find insomnia prevalence, studying various dream factors, and suicidality prevalence among students of various courses. To check if there is a relation between insomnia and suicidal behavior and dreams, particularly nightmares and suicide.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: A total of 400 students of various courses were assessed using Insomnia Severity Index and The Mannheim Dream Questionnaire and Suicide Behaviour Questionnaire.
RESULTS: Insomnia was present in 11%, 23%, 19%, and 19% and suicide behavior in 16%, 17%, 12%, and 22%, respectively, in medical, commerce, engineering, and arts students. Statistically significant correlation was found between suicide and insomnia severity and various dream factors.
CONCLUSIONS: Insomnia and dreams had relation with suicidality in normal adolescent population.
AIMS: The aim is to find insomnia prevalence, studying various dream factors, and suicidality prevalence among students of various courses. To check if there is a relation between insomnia and suicidal behavior and dreams, particularly nightmares and suicide.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: A total of 400 students of various courses were assessed using Insomnia Severity Index and The Mannheim Dream Questionnaire and Suicide Behaviour Questionnaire.
RESULTS: Insomnia was present in 11%, 23%, 19%, and 19% and suicide behavior in 16%, 17%, 12%, and 22%, respectively, in medical, commerce, engineering, and arts students. Statistically significant correlation was found between suicide and insomnia severity and various dream factors.
CONCLUSIONS: Insomnia and dreams had relation with suicidality in normal adolescent population.