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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pain. 2015 Apr 2;16(6):587–593. doi: 10.1016/j.jpain.2015.03.010

Table 4.

Multilevel Model of Total Sleep Time and Wake After Sleep Onset Predicting Daytime Clinical Pain Severity

Model 1 Model 2 Model 3

Fixed effects β (SE) β (SE) β (SE)
 Intercept 31.7(3.0)*** 20.7 (4.0)*** 33.1(2.7)***
 WASO .02(.01)*** .02 (.01)*** .02(.01)***
 TST −.005(.002)** −.005 (.002) ** −.004(.002)*
 TST × WASO 2.8E−5(1.4E−5)* 2.8E−5(1.4E−5)* 2.8E−5(1.4E−5)*
 Opioid nonuse −20.9(4.2)*** −20.5 (4.1)*** −23.3(4.2) ***
 CESD .55(.21)** .6(.2)**
 PCS .23(.24)
 Age .06(.17)
 Male†† −4.6(4.7)
Random Effects
 Intercept 247.1(46.5)*** 241.9 (44.4)*** 306.0(52.7) ***
Deviance 27,048.6 27,052.3 30,144.3
AIC 27,054.6 27,058.3 30,150.3
BIC 27,072.9 27,076.7 30,169.0

Note: CESD = Centers for Epidemiological Studies Depression (grand-mean centered), PCS = Pain Catastrophizing Scale (grand-mean centered); TST = Total Sleep Time (person-centered), TST*WASO = Total Sleep Time × Wake after Sleep Onset (person-centered), WASO = Wake after Sleep Onset (person-centered)

Relative to opioid use.

††

Relative to Females

p < 0.2.

*

p < 0.05.

**

p < 0.01.

***

p < 0.001