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. 2025 May 8;27:e58024. doi: 10.2196/58024

Table 2.

Means and SDs of the internet-based cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (iCBT-I) intervention group and the active control group (aCG) at T1, T2, and T3 for the intention-to-treat sample (N=90).

Outcome T1a, mean (SD) T2b, mean (SD) T3c, mean (SD)

iCBT-Id aCG iCBT-I aCG iCBT-I aCG
Primary outcome

Insomnia severitye 16.51 (36.5) 16.29 (3.09) 11.27 (5.21) 12.36 (4.16) 9.43 (5.36) 12.44 (5.39)
Secondary outcomes

Sleep quality (PSQIf)g 1.00 (0.48) 1.04 (0.52) 1.52 (0.72) 1.40 (0.49) 2.24 (0.66) 2.36 (0.57)

Sleep efficiency (PSQI)h 73.10 (15.28) 75.04 (12.94) 81.80 (14.34) 78.34 (11.96) 83.86 (11.07) 80.51 (12.87)

Cognitive irritation (ISi)j 13.47 (4.77) 12.33 (5.24) 12.39 (5.08) 11.01 (5.23) 11.53 (5.51) 11.88 (5.51)

Worrying (PSWQk)l 9.04 (3.92) 9.51 (4.16) 7.95 (3.97) 8.20 (3.71) 7.82 (4.28) 8.05 (4.20)

Recovery experiences (REQm)n 48.31 (6.90) 49.93 (8.12) 49.32 (9.03) 50.89 (8.29) 52.04 (10.05) 52.73 (9.48)

REQ_psychological detachment 10.62 (3.26) 11.71 (3.31) 11.29 (3.45) 11.97 (3.47) 12.61 (3.86) 12.45 (4.08)

REQ_relaxation 12.71 (2.71) 12.18 (2.83) 13.01 (2.84) 13.16 (2.71) 13.18 (3.40) 13.22 (3.60)

REQ_mastery 10.31 (2.20) 11.20 (3.75) 10.92 (3.66) 10.80 (3.95) 10.98 (3.46) 11.96 (3.49)

REQ_control 14.67 (3.03) 14.84 (2.66) 14.18 (3.35) 14.95 (2.44) 15.38 (3.65) 15.06 (2.60)

Recovery activities (ReaQo)p 30.02 (10.06) 28.11 (10.06) 30.52 (11.55) 32.19 (12.30) 31.18 (9.53) 29.26 (11.11)

Recuperation in sleep (SFBq)r 17.82 (4.91) 17.73 (4.17) 20.51 (6.01) 19.29 (5.67) 21.63 (6.24) 19.82 (5.02)

Presenteeism (PSSs Subscale WISt)u 46.22 (15.70) 48.78 (13.33) 42.77 (16.05) 43.40 (14.46) 46.30 (18.95) 43.52 (13.64)

Procrastination (PFSv)w 21.58 (8.13) 21.13 (7.07) 19.37 (7.36) 20.61 (6.88) 21.00 (8.58) 21.09 (6.75)

aT1=baseline before randomization.

bT2=8-week posttreatment.

cT3=6-month follow-up.

dIntervention group.

eInsomnia Severity Index (0-28), with higher scores reflecting higher insomnia symptoms.

fPSQI: Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index.

gSleep quality (0-3), with lower scores reflecting better sleep quality.

hSleep efficiency (0-100), with higher scores indicating increased sleep efficiency.

iIS: Irritation Scale.

jIrritation Scale (3-21), with higher scores indicating heightened hyperarousal.

kPenn State Worry Questionnaire.

lPenn State Worry Questionnaire (0-18), with higher scores reflecting stronger worrying.

mREQ: Recovery Experience Questionnaire.

nRecovery Experience Questionnaire (16-80), with higher scores reflecting better recovery experiences, subscales psychological, detachment, relaxation, mastery, control (4-20) with higher scores reflecting better recovery experiences.

oReaQ: Recreation Experience and Activity Questionnaire.

pRecreation Experience and Activity Questionnaire (21-105), with higher scores indicating increased engagement in recovery activities.

qGerman sleep questionnaire.

rGerman sleep questionnaire (8-40), with higher items reflecting higher recuperation in sleep.

sPSS: Presenteeism Scale for Students.

tWIS: Work improvement score.

uPresenteeism scale for students, work impairment score (20-100), with higher scores reflecting a lower level of presenteeism.

vPFS: Procrastination scale for students.

wProcrastination scale for students (7-35), with higher scores indicating higher procrastination behavior.