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Is Insomnia a Western-centered disorder? A cross-cultural study of sleep satisfaction and perceived sleep duration
Insomnia disorder (ID) is highly prevalent in industrialized societies, yet it is primarily conceptualized and treated at the individual level, with limited consideration of sociocultural influences. This cross-sectional, cross cultural study investigated subjective sleep satisfaction and perceived
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