Modeling Development of Sleep–Wake Behaviors: I. Using the Mixed General Linear Model fn1fn1We wish to thank Carol Shaw, Nancy Steelman, Deborah Lee, Di Liu, Debra B. Miller, and Charlene Garrett for technical assistance and Annette Frauman for editorial assistance. The preparation of this paper was supported by Grant NR01894 from the National Institute for Nursing Research, National Institutes of Health.

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