Table 1.
Variable | Descriptive statistics | Range |
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Sex, | ||
Females | 19 | |
Males | 18 | |
Age [y ()] | 18–72 | |
Weinstein Noise Sensitivity Score (0–126 points) () | 64–108 | |
Insomnia Severity Scale (0–28 points) () | 0–16 | |
DASS-2123—Depression (0–21 points) () | 0–16 | |
DASS-2123—Anxiety (0–21 points) () | 0–12 | |
Epworth Sleepiness Scale (0–24 points) () | 0–13 | |
Attitude toward windfarm (0–6) [median] | 3 | 0–6, including 7 participants with scores |
Note: There were no data missing for any of these variables; baseline data was complete in all participants. Weinstein scores had to be to be eligible (approximately the median value in community-dwelling people, rather than a cutoff value indicative of a person being noise sensitive) and an Insomnia Severity Index (ISI) of . ISI scores indicate no insomnia; , subthreshold insomnia; and , moderate severity insomnia. Participants had to be at least 18 years of age. No other metrics reported were subject to inclusion/exclusion for a participant to be eligible. Scores on the DASS Depression scale indicate no depression, scores between 10 and 13 indicate mild depression, and scores between 14 and 20 indicate moderate depression. Scores on the DASS Anxiety scale indicate no anxiety, scores between 8 and 9 mild anxiety, and scores between 10 and 14 moderate anxiety. Scores on the Epworth Sleepiness Scale indicate clinically significant daytime sleepiness, and scores severe daytime sleepiness (see the “Participants” section in the “Methods” section for more detail). Attitude toward windfarm was scored from 0 (completely unconcerned) to 6 (extremely concerned). DASS, Depression Anxiety and Stress Scale; SD, standard deviation.