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. 2024 Aug 30;5(1):zpae064. doi: 10.1093/sleepadvances/zpae064

Table 5.

Association of Reported Sex and Standardized Gendered Indices With Insomnia

Model Estimated male sex association Estimated gendered index association
Estimated OR 95% CI P-value Estimated OR 95% CI P-value
Model 1: adjusting for covariates. 0.60 (0.53,0.67) <.001***
Model 2: adjusting for covariates, GISE 0.63 (0.56,0.7) <.001*** 0.92 (0.87,0.99) .017*
Model 3: adjusting for covariates, GIPSE 0.78 (0.69,0.88) <.001*** 0.65 (0.61,0.7) <.001***
Model 4: adjusting for covariates, components of GISE 0.62 (0.55,0.7) <.001***
Model 5: adjusting for covariates, components of GIPSE 0.73 (0.64,0.84) <.001***
 Analysis in male stratum
Model adjusting for covariates, GISE .93 (0.85,1.03) .158
Model adjusting for covariates, GIPSE .68 (0.62,0.75) <.001***
 Analysis in female stratum
Model adjusting for covariates, GISE .92 (0.84,0.99) .034*
Model adjusting for covariates, GIPSE .63 (0.58,0.69) <.001***

The estimated association of male sex and of the gendered indices with insomnia in various regression models. Association effects are adjusted odds ratios (OR). Thus, values lower than 1 indicate a protective association. For gendered indices, ORs are per 1 standard deviation (SD) increase in the index. Male individuals tend to have higher values of the gendered indices. Adjusting covariates were age, Hispanic/Latino background, and study center.

GISE: gendered index of sociodemographic environment; GIPSE: gendered index of psychological and sociodemographic environment.