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. 2014 May 22;26:11. doi: 10.1186/2052-4374-26-11

Table 3.

Correlation of sleep quality with general and psychosocial factors

 
Sleep quality
 
Variables Good
Poor
p-value*
n (%) n (%)  
Age (years)
 
 
 
  ≤29
38 (48.1)
41 (51.9)
0.003
  30 ~ 39
96 (43.4)
125 (56.6)
 
  40 ~ 49
143 (54.8)
118 (45.2)
 
  ≥50
60 (62.5)
36 (37.5)
 
Tenure (years)
 
 
 
  <10
133 (47.5)
147 (52.5)
0.007
  10 ~ 19
110 (48.7)
116 (51.3)
 
  ≥20
94 (62.3)
57 (37.7)
 
Marital status
 
 
 
  Unmarried
66 (48.9)
69 (51.1)
0.531
  Married
271 (51.9)
251 (48.1)
 
Exercise
 
 
 
  No
168 (50.6)
164 (51.3)
0.720
  Yes
169 (52.0)
156 (48.0)
 
Alcohol intake
 
 
 
  No
148 (56.1)
116 (43.9)
0.045
  Yes
189 (48.1)
204 (51.9)
 
Smoking
 
 
 
  No
275 (53.2)
242 (46.8)
0.061
  Yes
62 (44.3)
78 (55.7)
 
BMI (kg/m2)
 
 
 
  <25
217 (51.7)
203 (48.3)
0.799
  ≥25
120 (50.6)
117 (49.4)
 
Department
 
 
 
  Administrative job
97 (61.4)
61 (38.6)
0.004
  Non-Administrative job
240 (48.1)
259 (51.9)
 
Musculoskeletal symptoms
 
 
 
  No
259 (62.3)
157 (37.7)
<0.001
  Yes
78 (32.4)
163 (67.6)
 
Shift work
 
 
 
  No
88 (61.5)
55 (38.5)
0.006
  Yes
249 (48.4)
265 (51.6)
 
BDI-2
 
 
 
  Normal range
319 (59.5)
217 (40.5)
<0.001
  Abnormal range
18 (14.9)
103 (85.1)
 
PWI-SF§
 
 
 
  Healthy group
58 (85.3)
10 (14.7)
<0.001
  Latent stress group
262 (15.9)
220 (45.6)
 
  Stress group 17 (15.9) 90 (84.1)  

*Calculated using theχ2-test and linear-by-linear association.

Beck Depression Inventory-II.

Body mass index.

§Psychosocial Well-Being Index-Short Form.