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  Daily variations in objective sleep and subjective pain in older adults with insomnia: Evidence of dynamic covariation.

  Christina McCrae

  Michael Robinson

  Joseph McNamara

  Karin McCoy

  Michael Marsiske

  Daniela Roditi

  Dzierzewski

  J. M.

  Williams

  J.

  Roditi

  D.

  Marsiske

  M.

  McCoy

  K.J.M.

  McNamara

  J. P. H.

  Dautovich

  N.

  Robinson

  M.

  & McCrae C. S. (2010). Daily variations in objective sleep and subjective pain in older adults with insomnia: Evidence of dynamic covariation. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 58(5)

  925-930.

  Daily variations in objective sleep and subjective pain in older adults with insomnia: Evidence of dynamic covariation.

  Older adults display concurrent but not delayed associations between life stressors and depressive symptoms: A microlongitudinal study

  Virginia Commonwealth University

  U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

  UCLA

  Virginia Commonwealth University

  Advanced Geriatrics Fellow

  Department of Veterans Affairs

  Virginia Commonwealth University

  Richmond

  Virginia

  Assistant Professor

  Research Scientist

  Greater Los Angeles Area

  U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

  Bachelor of Arts (BA)

  Psychology

  University of Nevada-Las Vegas

  University of Florida

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  Clinical Psychology