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. 2023 Apr 25;14(2):2202058. doi: 10.1080/20008066.2023.2202058

Table 3.

Subjective sleep variables (sleep diary) predicting PTSD symptoms.

  TST (h) SOL (mins) NAwk SE (%) SQ
PTSS
 within

−0.421*
[−0.758, −0.084]
p = .014

0.019
[−0.005, 0.044]

0.008
[−0.440, 0.455]

−0.052
[−0.108, 0.004]

−0.146
[−0.756, 0.464]
    between −5.806**
[−7.785, -3.826]
p < .001
0.281**
[0.133, 0.428]
p < .001
5.097**
[2.000, 8.194]
p < .001
−0.824**
[−1.154, −0.493]
p < .001
−11.373**
[−15.022, −7.724]
p < .001
Intrusion
 within

−0.015
[−0.075, 0.046]

0.004*
[0.000, 0.007]
p = .032

0.017
[−0.058, 0.093]

−0.002
[−0.011, 0.006]

−0.005
[−0.116, 0.105]
    between −0.423*
[−0.708, −0.138]
p = .004
0.017
[−0.003, 0.037]
0.404*
[0.012, 0.797]
p = .044
−0.057*
[−0.102, −0.012]
p = .013
−0.975**
[−1.530, −0.419]
p < .001

Notes: Results are unstandardised regression coefficients [95% confidence interval]. PTSS: PTSD symptom severity (PCL-5), TST: total sleep time (hours), SOL: sleep onset latency (mins), NAwk: number of awakenings, SE: sleep efficiency (%), NMd: distress from nightmares (PCL item #2), SQ: sleep quality.

Poisson or negative binomial distribution.

* p<.05, ** p<.001.