Table 5.

Predictors entered in each regression analysis and significant statistics

Noise change index	Entered	Statistics for significant predictors
Psychomotor speed
Simple Reaction Time urban	Paranoia	beta=0.472, t45=4.15, P<0.002
	Baseline SRT	beta=0.480, t45=4.22, P<0.001
SRT social	Neuroticism	N/A
	Anxiety	N/A
	CogDis	beta=−0.357, t44=−2.53, P=0.015
Attention
CPT D-prime urban	Sleep quality↑	N/A
	Paranoia	beta=−0.350, t42=−2.88, P=0.006
	Baseline CPT D-prime	beta=−0.466, t42=−3.83, P<0.001
CPT D-prime social	Baseline CPT D-prime	N/A
Executive function
TMB B-A urban	Noise sensitivity↓	beta=−0.344, t47=−2.72, P=0.009
	CogDis	N/A
	Baseline TM B-A	beta=−0.415, t47=−3.29, P=0.002
TM B-A social	Baseline TM B-A	N/A
Beads urban	N/A
Beads social	Age	N/A
	Baseline beads	beta=−0.32, t49=−2.40, P=0.02
VF urban	Noise sensitivity↓	N/A
VF social	Noise sensitivity↓	beta=−0.28, t49=−2.33, P=0.02
	Paranoia	beta=−0.28, t49=−2.21, P=0.03
	Baseline VF	beta=−0.29, t49=2.33, P=0.02
Working memory
LN urban	IntAn
	Baseline LN	beta=−0.45, t52=−3.67, P=0.001
LN Social	Stress	N/A
Verbal learning and memory
Immediate recall urban	Noise sensitivity↓	beta=0.278, t50=2.36, P=0.02
	Baseline immediate recall	beta=−0.471, t50=4.01, P<0.001
Immediate recall social	CogDis	beta=0.270, t51=2.26, P=0.03
	IntAn	N/A
	Baseline immediate recall	beta=−0.426, t51=−3.57, P=0.001
Delayed recall urban	N/A
Delayed recall social	Sleep quality↑	beta=0.425, t51=3.35, P=0.002
	Paranoia	N/A
Discriminative index urban	N/A
Discriminative index social	Baseline discriminative index	N/A

↓Indicates reversed interpretation; a higher baseline score for SRT and TM B-A = Poorer performance, a lower NoiSeQ score indicates greater noise sensitivity, and for SRT and TM B-A a positive change score = Poorer performance under noise and negative change score = better performance under noise, ↑Higher score indicate poorer overall sleep quality