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. 2016 Jun 10;11(6):e0157238. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0157238

Table 1. Sample Characteristics and Descriptive Statistics of Continuous Variables.

Total (N = 114)
Mean age, years (SD) 57.92 (4.01), range: 47–67
Gender (Female %) 76.3
Ethnicity (%)
    Caucasian 88.6
    African American 3.5
    Indian 2.6
    Spanish 5.3
Native Language (%)
    English 69.3
    French 23.7
    Other—tested in English 4.4
    Other—tested French 2.6
Education, years (SD) 16.00 (3.30)
    Elementary (%) 1.8
    High School/ CEGEP (%) 38.6
    Technical School (%) 12.3
    University 48.2
Marital status (%)
    Single 27.2
    Married 35.1
    Divorced/Separated 34.2
    Widowed 3.5
Employment status (%)
    Full-time 10.9
    Part-time 34.5
    Still looking 7.3
    Self-employed 7.3
    Retired 40.0
Self-perceived socio-economic status (%)
    Low 43.7
    Medium 43.7
    High 12.6
Medication (%)
    None 71.1
    Blood pressure/cholesterol 18.4
    Varicose veins 0.9
    Glaucoma drops 2.6
    Osteoporosis 2.6
    Arthritis 1.8
    Stomach/acid reflux 1.8
    Sleep aids 0.9
CES-D (SD) 9.68 (9.33)
Neuroticism (SD) 16.81 (8.62)
Conscientiousness (SD) 34.99 (6.71)
Subjective sleep quality (SD) 0.91 (0.86)
Sleep latency (SD) 0.89 (0.89)
Sleep duration (SD) 0.57 (0.86)
Sleep efficiency a (SD) 0.54 (0.91)
Sleep disturbances (SD) 1.39 (0.54)
Use of sleep medication (SD) 0.20 (0.63)
Daytime dysfunction (SD) 0.77 (0.68)
Global PSQI score (SD) 5.28 (3.45)
Sleep apnea symptoms (%) 58.5 (n = 41)
Restless leg syndrome (%) 36.6 (n = 41)

Notes. CEGEP = General and vocational college; CES-D = Centre for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale; PSQI = Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index.

a—this score reflected the PSQI sleep efficiency component score.