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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Sleep Res. 2021 Oct 19;31(3):e13506. doi: 10.1111/jsr.13506

Table 3.

Main Effects of Daily Stress, Shift Worker Status, and Daily Work Schedule on Self-Report and Actigraphy Sleep Efficiency

Self-Report Sleep Efficiency (%) Actigraphy Sleep Efficiency (%)
Predictors Estimates CI p Estimates CI p
(Intercept) 93.858 91.491 – 96.225 <0.001 82.992 80.605 – 85.379 <0.001
Daily stress −0.636 −0.943 – −0.329 <0.001 −0.127 −0.396 – 0.141 0.352
Age −0.057 −0.100 – −0.014 0.010 0.059 0.016 – 0.103 0.007
Gender 0.112 −1.610 – 1.835 0.898 2.165 0.428 – 3.902 0.015
Shift worker status −2.338 −3.486 – −1.190 <0.001 −0.729 −1.867 – 0.409 0.209
Daily work schedule (day shift) 1.470 0.924 – 2.017 <0.001 0.163 −0.306 – 0.631 0.496
Daily work schedule (night shift) −0.778 −1.743 – 0.188 0.114 −0.832 −1.679 – 0.015 0.054
Random Effects
 σ2 62.72 42.14
 τ00 16.76 ID 18.45 ID
 ICC 0.22 0.30
 N 389 ID 387 ID
 Observations 4758 4428
 Marginal R2 / Conditional R2 0.042 / NA 0.028 / NA

Note. Bold values represent p <.05 estimates. Gender was coded as 0 = male, 1 = female. Shift worker status was coded as 0 = day worker (worked no night shifts in the past 14 days), 1= night shift worker (worked at least one night shift in the past 14 days). Daily work schedule was dummy coded, with days off as the reference group. Daily stress and daily work schedule are within-person (level 1) variables and all other predictors are between-person (level 2) variables. CI = 95% confidence intervals. p = p-value. For random effects: σ2 represents level 1 variance (within-person), τ00 represents level 2 variance (between-person), ICC represents the intraclass correlation coefficient, N is the total Level 2 sample size, and Observations are the number of Level 1 daily observations.