@ARTICLE{33544686_0,
    author = {Плюснин, Юрий Михайлович and Путилов, Аркадий Александрович}, 
    keywords = {chronobiological and personality dimensio, diurnal type, multidimensional questionnaire, sleep-wake cycle, sleep-wake pattern},
    title = {Psychological correlates of sleep-wake pattern // Psychometric 
Methodology. R. Steyer, К. F. Wender, &. K. F.Widaman (Eds.). - 
Stuttgart and New York: Gustav Fischer Verlag, 1993. - P. 415-420 },
    journal = {},
    year = {0},
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    url = {http://ecsocman.hse.ru/text/33544686/},
    publisher = {},
    language = {ru},
    abstract = {The 40-items of sleep-wake pattern (SWP) questionnaire were selected 
among the short statements of a former 200 items list using 
statistical procedures (Putilov, 1990). The analysis of the 
multivariate structure of the questionnaire revealed 3 scales and 2 
subscales which can be labelled as levels of morning (M) and evening 
wakefulness (E), quality of sleep (S), capacities to be awake (w) and 
to fall asleep at any time (f). High positive scores indicate 
lateness in the morning or evening on М- and E-scales, good sleep on 
S-scale and high capacities to change time of sleep or wakefulness on 
f- and w-subscales. The age- and sexrelated variability of the 
questionnaire scores was studied in a town population (2000 males and 
2126 females aged 9 to 79 years). All scale and subscale scores are 
near zero in the thirties, higher in younger and lower in older age, 
and in all age groups females show lower adaptability of sleep-wake 
cycle (higher М- and lower E-, S- w-, /-scores). },
    annote = {The 40-items of sleep-wake pattern (SWP) questionnaire were selected 
among the short statements of a former 200 items list using 
statistical procedures (Putilov, 1990). The analysis of the 
multivariate structure of the questionnaire revealed 3 scales and 2 
subscales which can be labelled as levels of morning (M) and evening 
wakefulness (E), quality of sleep (S), capacities to be awake (w) and 
to fall asleep at any time (f). High positive scores indicate 
lateness in the morning or evening on М- and E-scales, good sleep on 
S-scale and high capacities to change time of sleep or wakefulness on 
f- and w-subscales. The age- and sexrelated variability of the 
questionnaire scores was studied in a town population (2000 males and 
2126 females aged 9 to 79 years). All scale and subscale scores are 
near zero in the thirties, higher in younger and lower in older age, 
and in all age groups females show lower adaptability of sleep-wake 
cycle (higher М- and lower E-, S- w-, /-scores). }
}