TABLE 5.
Estimated Standard Deviations
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Source of Variability | Bedtime | Sleep Onset Latency | Sleep Efficiency | 24-Hr Sleep |
Between-childa | ||||
AUT | 1:01 | 0.35c | 13.26 | 0:33 |
DD | 0:49 | 0.35c | 13.77 | 0:33 |
TYP | 0:41 | 0.17c | 7.32 | 0:25 |
Within-childb | ||||
AUT | 1:23 | 1.01c | 51.04 | 1:26 |
DD | 1:24 | 0.95c | 44.89 | 1:36 |
TYP | 1:11 | 0.91c | 25.07 | 1:07 |
Note. Sleep Onset Latency time was log-transformed to normalize distribution of scores; AUT = autism; DD = developmental delay without AUT; TYP = typically developing.
Standard deviations capture the degree to which each child’s individual mean deviates from their diagnostic group mean.
Standard deviations capture the degree to which the child’s actigraph measures, taken on a particular night, vary from the child’s overall mean.
Standard deviations not significantly different across diagnosis groups.