Abstract Subject Objective: Maladaptive beliefs about sleep are associated with insomnia
and are assessed with the Dysfunctional Beliefs and Attitudes about Sleep scale (DBAS).
Three studies explored which DBAS items (1) maximally differentiated people with insomnia
from good sleepers,(2) declined with cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), and (3) were related
to other clinical improvement indexes. Design: Data from previous studies were analyzed to
evaluate the above 3 hypotheses. Participants: The total sample (N= 332) was comprised of …

Reports an error in" Identifying Critical Beliefs About Sleep in Primary Insomnia" by Colleen
E. Carney and Jack D. Edinger (Sleep: Journal of Sleep and Sleep Disorders Research,
2006 Mar, Vol 29 (3), 342-350). In the March issue, two tables were omitted from this paper.
The paper has been republished to include the two tables.(The following abstract of the
original article appeared in record 2006-12210-011.) Subject Objective: Maladaptive beliefs
about sleep are associated with insomnia and are assessed with the Dysfunctional Beliefs …