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. 2014 Mar 7;9(3):e91285. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0091285

Table 4. PSQI correlations with daydreaming, mind wandering and chronotype.

Daydream Frequency Mind Wandering Chronotype (rMEQ)
PSQI Study 1 Study3 Study 2 Study 3 Study 1 Study 2 Study 3
Bed time .165* .085 .146* .190** −.507*** −.485*** −.369***
Rise time .103 .064 .025 .122* −.242*** −.234** −.245***
Sleep duration −.105 −.109 −.028 −.145* .298*** .124 .146*
C1 Subjective sleep quality .167* .178** .291*** .227*** −.184** −.127 −.108
C2 Sleep latency .202** .255*** .167* .272*** −.103 −.098 −.029
C3 Sleep duration .075 .084 .021 .136* −.265*** −.044 −.123*
C4 Habitual sleep efficiency .108 .142* −.115 .131* −.028 .069 −.087
C5 Sleep disturbances .209** .150* .183* .165** −.07 −.047 −.023
C6 Use of medication −.110 −.024 .001 −.006 .104 .027 .090
C7 Daytime dysfunction 353*** .321*** .375*** .364*** −.262*** −.187** −.209**
Global PSQI score .299*** .344*** .302*** .394*** −.244*** −.145* −.163**
Chronotype (rMEQ) −.165* −.119 (p = .052) −.190** −.207**

Study 1, N = 213; Study 2, N = 190; Study 3, N = 270.

*p≤.05;

** p≤.01;

*** p≤.0005.

Partial correlations, controlling for age.

‘Sleep duration’ = reported hours of sleep; ‘C3 Sleep duration’ = coded, whereby higher score = less sleep duration.