Table 2.
Chronotypes | p-value | Chi-Squared Statistic | Degrees of Freedom | Cramer’s V | |||
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Morning | Intermediate | Evening | |||||
Chronotypes of participants, n (%) | 134 (26.7) | 306 (60.5) | 100 (12.7) | ||||
Poland, n (%) | 16 (24.6) | 31 (47.7) | 18 (27.7) | <0.01 | 59.8 | 6 | 0.24 |
Russia, n (%) | 83 (24.3) | 214 (62.7) | 44 (13.0) | ||||
Australia, n (%) | 20 (66.6) | 8 (26.7) | 2 (6.6) | ||||
Japan, n (%) | 15 (14.4) | 53 (50.9) | 36 (34.6) |
Students (n = 540) were categorized into morning types, n = 134; intermediate types, n = 306; and evening types, n = 100. Data were analyzed with Chi-square test and with Cramer’s V for chi squared test
A value of p < 0.05 was considered as significant