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Alternatively, people with trauma often can't sleep at night, and need to nap during the day to make up for it. Napping during the day can also feel safer. How can they control for that?

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The post's title is markedly different from the article's title. I think OP has imposed an assumption of causality. Unfortunately, I can't investigate any deeper at the moment because I'll be late for a very important date. I'll leave it to the mods.

The abstract states the findings and data are in inclusive for the causal relationship OP’s headlines suggests. OP is click-baiting us.

Assuming you mean "inconclusive"?

Thank you, yes. 8 year old iPhones aren’t what they used to be.

I didn't think I even posted that, I'm fairly certain I was going to ramble on a bit (on topic of the post) but maybe that happened in my pocket. Didn't mean to be snarky!

Nah. This sub above almost all others is full of kind and conscientious people. Appreciate your patience with me.