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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Mar 16.
Published in final edited form as: Sleep Health. 2021 Feb 1;7(2):198–204. doi: 10.1016/j.sleh.2020.12.001

Table 5.

Regression models predicting gait speed using objective and subjective sleep measures that are independently significant (n = 587)

Model 1 Model 2a Model 3b Model 4c

Covariates
Age .09*** .10*** .09*** .10***
Female .33 .56 .48 .68
Persons of color 1.71*** 1.48*** 1.48*** 1.30**
Disease burden .52*** .47*** .50*** .47***
Married −.49 −.35 −.35 −.25
Obesity .48 .65 .51 .67*
Education −.59** −.60** −.52* −.55*
Time lag (months) .02 .01 .02 .02

Objective sleep

WASO .64* .64*

Subjective sleep

PSQI .18** .15*
R 2 .3146 .3416 .3236 .3495
Change in R2 .0136 .0090 .0088
F for (change in) R2 20.60*** 7.84** 5.27* 5.52*

Note. WASO = wake after sleep onset. PSQI = Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index. For interpretability, WASO was converted to 30-minute units.

a

Model 2 R2 values reflect the change from Model 1 to Model 2.

b

Model 3 R2 values reflect the change from Model 1 to Model 3.

c

Model 4 R2 values reflect the change from Model 3 to Model 4.

***

p < .001

**

p< .01

*

p<.05.