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30th APS Annual Convention

Late to Bed, Late to Rise: The Influence of Sleep and Circadian Rhythm Changes on Emotional Risk During Adolescence

Saturday, May 26, 2018 · San Francisco, CA

Oral · Clinical Science

Adolescence is a developmental stage associated with the onset of mental health problems and a shift in sleep and wake behaviors including late bedtimes and short sleep duration. This symposium will present new findings that examine sleep and circadian functioning in relation to various aspects of emotional vulnerability during adolescence.

Chairs & Discussants

  • Michael DolsenChair
    University of California, Berkeley
  • Allison HarveyCoChair
    University of California, Berkeley

Presentations

  1. Dim Light Melatonin Onset and Affect in Adolescents with an Evening Circadian PreferenceMichael Dolsen, Allison Harvey
  2. Extending Sleep By 30-Minutes Facilitates Appropriate Emotional Responses in AdolescentsKatharine Reynolds, Candice Alfano
  3. Longitudinal Relationships between Sleep Patterns and Psychiatric Symptomatology in High-Risk and Community Control YouthAdriane Soehner, Michele Bertocci, Jessica Levenson, Mary Phillips, Boris Birmaher
  4. Internet Use, Sleep and Emotional Risk in Adolescents with Late BedtimesLauren Asarnow, Allison Harvey