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5. Tobacco Use During Military Deployment

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Talcott, G. Wayne, Cigrang, Jeffrey, Sherrill-Mittleman, Deborah, Snyder, Douglas K., Baker, Monty, Tatum, JoLyn, Cassidy, Daniel, Sonnek, Scott, Balderrama-Durbin, Christina, Klesges, Robert C., Ebbert, Jon O., Slep, Amy M., and Heyman, Richard E.

Published
2013

10. Development of a Multilevel Prevention Program for Improved Relationship Functioning in Active Duty Military Members

Author

Heyman, Richard E., primary, Smith Slep, Amy M., additional, Sabathne, C, additional, Eckardt Erlanger, Ann C., additional, Hsu, Teresa T., additional, Snyder, Douglas K., additional, Balderrama-Durbin, Christina, additional, Cigrang, Jeffrey A., additional, Talcott, Gerald W., additional, Tatum, JoLyn, additional, Baker, Monty T., additional, Cassidy, Daniel, additional, and Sonnek, Scott M., additional

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2015
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11. Predictors of Suicidal Ideation Across Deployment: A Prospective Study

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Cigrang, Jeffrey A., primary, Balderrama-Durbin, Christina, additional, Snyder, Douglas K., additional, Talcott, G. Wayne, additional, Tatum, JoLyn, additional, Baker, Monty, additional, Cassidy, Daniel, additional, Sonnek, Scott, additional, Smith Slep, Amy M., additional, and Heyman, Richard E., additional

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2015
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12. Post-Deployment Family Reintegration Scale

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Balderrama-Durbin, Christina, primary, Cigrang, Jeffrey A., additional, Osborne, Laura J., additional, Snyder, Douglas K., additional, Talcott, G. Wayne, additional, Slep, Amy M. Smith, additional, Heyman, Richard E., additional, Tatum, JoLyn, additional, Baker, Monty, additional, Cassidy, Daniel, additional, and Sonnek, Scott, additional

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2015
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13. Shared Commitment Measure

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Balderrama-Durbin, Christina, primary, Cigrang, Jeffrey A., additional, Osborne, Laura J., additional, Snyder, Douglas K., additional, Talcott, G. Wayne, additional, Slep, Amy M. Smith, additional, Heyman, Richard E., additional, Tatum, JoLyn, additional, Baker, Monty, additional, Cassidy, Daniel, additional, and Sonnek, Scott, additional

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2015
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15. Intimate Partner Communication From the War Zone: A Prospective Study of Relationship Functioning, Communication Frequency, and Combat Effectiveness

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Cigrang, Jeffrey A., primary, Wayne Talcott, G., additional, Tatum, JoLyn, additional, Baker, Monty, additional, Cassidy, Daniel, additional, Sonnek, Scott, additional, Snyder, Douglas K., additional, Balderrama-Durbin, Christina, additional, Heyman, Richard E., additional, and Smith Slep, Amy M., additional

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2013
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16. Exposure to Combat Scale

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Balderrama-Durbin, Christina, primary, Snyder, Douglas K., additional, Cigrang, Jeffrey, additional, Talcott, G. Wayne, additional, Tatum, JoLyn, additional, Baker, Monty, additional, Cassidy, Daniel, additional, Sonnek, Scott, additional, Heyman, Richard E., additional, and Slep, Amy M. Smith, additional

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2013
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17. Insomnia and Mental Health in College Students

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Taylor, Daniel J., primary, Gardner, Christie E., additional, Bramoweth, Adam D., additional, Williams, Jacob M., additional, Roane, Brandy M., additional, Grieser, Emily A., additional, and Tatum, Jolyn I., additional

Published
2011
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19. Intimate Partner Communication From the War Zone: A Prospective Study of Relationship Functioning, Communication Frequency, and Combat Effectiveness.

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Cigrang, Jeffrey A., Wayne Talcott, G., Tatum, JoLyn, Baker, Monty, Cassidy, Daniel, Sonnek, Scott, Snyder, Douglas K., Balderrama‐Durbin, Christina, Heyman, Richard E., and Smith Slep, Amy M.

Subjects
FAMILY relationships of military personnel, FAMILY communication, DEPLOYMENT (Military strategy), PSYCHOLOGICAL distress
Abstract

This study examined (a) the association between relationship functioning prior to and during deployment, and the frequency of communication during deployment; and (b) the association between relationship functioning and depression during deployment and their influence on service members' ratings of duty performance. Participants were 144 partnered Airmen assessed immediately before and during a one-year high-risk deployment to Iraq. Results showed an overall high frequency of partner communication during deployment. High relationship distress at predeployment predicted lower frequency of communication during deployment. Changes in relationship distress from before deployment to during deployment independently predicted frequency of communication, above and beyond predeployment distress levels. Level of relationship distress and depression during deployment independently predicted service members' ratings of impact on duty performance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014
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20. The Relationship between Physical Activity and Sleep

Author

Tatum, JoLyn Inez

Subjects
Physical activity, sleep, exercise, Sleep -- Physiological aspects., Exercise -- Physiological aspects.
Abstract

The current study aimed to examine the naturalistic relationship between physical activity and sleep by exploring frequency, type, and timing of exercise and their association with a variety of sleep variables (e.g., sleep onset latency, wake after sleep onset, sleep efficiency). Young adults (n = 1003) completed a variety of self-report questionnaires, including a week-long sleep diary and a survey of typical frequency, type, and timing of exercise completed in the past week. Increased frequency of physical activity was related to increased sleep efficiency (total sleep time/time in bed), decreased time in bed, and decreased time spent awake in bed in the morning. Greater amounts of exercise energy expenditure (i.e., metabolic equivalents) per week was related to increased sleep efficiency, and decreased time in bed and time spent awake in bed in the morning. After controlling for other factors, this relationship remained true only for time spent awake in bed in the morning. Early morning exercisers reported shorter total sleep time and time in bed than those who typically exercised at other times. No exercise differences were found between those who met the research diagnostic criteria for insomnia and those who did not. This study provides valuable information to help guide future experimental and intervention studies.

Published
2010

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