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. 2015 Oct 23;8(3):124–133. doi: 10.1016/j.slsci.2015.10.001

Table 2.

Mean and standard deviations of actigraphy variables for responders and non-responders, and p levels for analyses of difference scores from baseline to post treatment week 2.

Responders
Non responders
p#
N Mean SD N Mean SD

Baseline rest time (min) 6 551.41 71.14 12 540.98 49.77
Post 2 rest time 4 566.31 46.04 9 494.20 71.58 >.10
Baseline sleep efficiency (%) 6 68.05 27.65 11 77.91 11.19
Post treatment 2 sleep efficiency (%) 4 78.42 9.26 9 81.70 9.62 .07
Baseline WASO (min) 6 73.82 26.60 11 76.97 60.35
Post treatment 2 WASO (min) 4 90.94 32.91 9 60.99 44.92 >.10
Baseline TST (min) 6 397.14 159.86 11 427.16 63.24
Post treatment 2 TST (min) 4 441.88 21.15 9 412.73 58.96 .03
Baseline SOL (min) 6 42.07 63.57 11 20.75 18.88
Post treatment 2 SOL (min) 4 17.75 19.03 9 22.55 22.83 .08
Baseline number of wake bouts 6 32.38 12.33 12 25.13 11.17
Post 2 number of wake bouts 4 37.31 6.85 9 24.72 9.43 >.10
Baseline SFI 6 41.56 14.38 11 44.44 34.61
Post treatment 2 SFI 4 40.85 10.18 9 34.66 19.12 >.10

WASO=wake after sleep onset; TST=total sleep time; SOL=sleep onset latency; SFI = sleep fragmentation index.

#

Wilcoxeon test p levels, comparing the difference in responders to the difference in non-responders (from baseline to post-treatment week 2 for each group).