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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Adolesc Health. 2010 Dec 13;48(6):566–571. doi: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2010.08.012

Table 4.

Effects of same day wake time and prior day hours of sleep on diurnal cortisol. Level 1 (n = 1521), Level 2 (n = 285), Level 3 (n = 119)

Model 1 Model 2 Model 3

Fixed effects Coefficient (SE) Coefficient (SE) Coefficient (SE)
Wake up cortisol level
 Intercept −1.421 (.058)*** −1.422 (.060)*** −1.418 (.058)***
 Same day wake time 0.091 (.036)* −0.002 (.037)
 Next day wake time 0.007 (.031) −0.055 (.031)
 Prior day hours of sleep 0.144 (.035)*** 0.150 (.040)***
 Next day hours of sleep 0.079 (.028)** 0.110 (.028)***
CAR
 Intercept 0.540 (.041)*** 0.544 (.041)*** 0.540 (.041)***
 Same day wake time −0.114 (.054)* −0.056 (.059)
 Next day wake time −0.055 (.042) −0.058 (.047)
 Prior day hours of sleep −0.110 (.043)* −0.075 (.045)
 Next day hours of sleep −0.039 (.044) 0.001 (.048)
Time since waking
 Intercept −0.092 (.005)*** −0.092 (.005)*** −0.092 (.005)***
 Same day wake time −0.013 (.004)** − 0.009 (.005)
 Next day wake time 0.007 (.004) 0.015 (.004)***
 Prior day hours of sleep −0.013 (.004)** −0.010 (.004)*
 Next day hours of sleep −0.005 (.004) −0.015 (.004)**

Note.

*

p< .05,

**

p< .01,

***

p< .001.

Race/ethnicity, gender, birth control, asthma medication, depression medication were added as covariates at Level 3; Caffeine use, nicotine use, and alcohol use, any medication and hours of exercise were added as covariates at Level 1.