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Uses data from a cross-sectional online survey with 179 participants (ages 65–82). Measures optimism, positive emotions, and negative emotions via the Comprehensive Inventory of Thriving and assesses multidimensional sleep health with the RU_SATED V4.0 Questionnaire. 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Fewer studies have examined these associations among older adults specifically and most have investigated associations with single dimensions of sleep or insomnia symptoms. The current study adds to the literature by investigating associations of optimism, positive and negative emotions, and multidimensional sleep health in adults aged 65 years and older. We investigated the study aims with data from a cross-sectional online survey study. The sample included 179  \nInnovation in Aging, 2025, Vol. 9, No. S2 919  \nparticipants ranging in age from 65 to 82 years old (M = 69.7, SD = 4.2) . The Comprehensive Inventory of Thriving was used to measure optimism, positive emotions, and negative emotions.  \nThe RU_SATED V4.0 Questionnaire was used to measure multidimensional sleep health. Pearson correlations were used to test bivariate associations between multidimensional sleep health and optimism, positive emotions, and negative emotions, respectively.  \nHigher levels of optimism were significantly associated with better multidimensional sleep health (r =.31, p\u003C.001). Higher levels of positive emotions (r =.34, p = \u003C.001) and lower levels of negative emotions (r =-.32, p\u003C.001) were associated with better multidimensional sleep health. Taken together, these findings point to links between optimism, emotional experiences, and self-reported multidimensional sleep health among older adults.  \nFuture studies may investigate possible causal links between optimism, emotional experiences, and multidimensional sleep health and, ultimately, attempt to determine if interventions to improve optimism and positive emotional experiences could also improve multidimensional sleep health among older adults.","cbCaickgkiNYRSMO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaickgkiNYRSMO","pdf",51348,"English","# Overview\n## Study design and measures\n## Findings on correlations\n## Implications and future research","[{\"question\":\"What is the main objective of the study?\",\"answer\":\"To investigate associations between optimism, positive and negative emotions, and multidimensional sleep health in adults aged 65 and older.\"},{\"question\":\"How was multidimensional sleep health measured?\",\"answer\":\"The study used the RU_SATED V4.0 Questionnaire to measure multidimensional sleep health.\"},{\"question\":\"What relationships were found between optimism and sleep health?\",\"answer\":\"Higher optimism was significantly associated with better multidimensional sleep health, and better sleep health was also linked to higher positive emotions and lower negative emotions.\"}]","The Correlation between Optimism and Multidimensional Sleep Health in Adults Aged 65 and Older - Research findings | PDF",1790640375]