Sleep in infancy predicts gender specific social-emotional problems in toddlers.

Front Pediatr · 2015 · PMC4426713 · PMID 26029685

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However, of the predictors investigated, sleep duration was approaching significance as a predictor of externalizing problems, β = −0.46, t (15) = −2.06, p = 0.058 (Table 2 ).

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In girls, sleep duration in infancy was a significant predictor of autism spectrum disorder behaviors and approached significance as a predictor of externalizing problems in toddlerhood.

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