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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychoneuroendocrinology. 2016 May 20;71:147–154. doi: 10.1016/j.psyneuen.2016.05.021

Table 1.

Descriptive Statistics for Cortisol Data

Time of sample Cortisol value
(in ug/dl)
Log-transformed
cortisol value



N M (SD) Min Max M (SD) Min Max M (SD) Min Max
Age 6 (n = )
  AM- Day 1 237 8:11 (0:58) 5:37 11:30 7.72 (4.75) .18 27.76 .79 (.33) −.74 1.44
  AM- Day 2 235 8:12 (0:53) 4:55 10:45 8.26 (5.01) .31 27.39 .83 (.31) −.51 1.44
  PM- Day 1 270 8:14 (1:40) 8:36 11:30 1.19 (1.60) .100 14.15 −.17 (.45) −1.00 1.15
  PM- Day 2 265 8:04 (2:02) 7:45 11:00 1.08 (1.36) .100 9.52 −.19 (.43) −1.00 .98
Age 9 (n = )
  AM- Day 1 206 7:52 (0:53) 5:00 11:20 10.01(5.2) .12 35.15 .93 (.28) −.92 1.55
  AM- Day 2 203 7:53 (0:49) 6:15 11:20 9.99 (4.66) 1.81 27.81 .95 (.22) .26 1.44
  AM- Day 3 199 7:53 (0:51) 6:10 11:15 10.24 (5.95) .16 45.48 .94 (.29) −.80 1.66
  PM- Day 1 216 8:49 (1:30) 6:15 1:00 .65 (.52) .00 2.52 −.30 (.33) −1.70 .40
  PM- Day 2 225 8:52 (1:34) 6:45 12:37 .64 (.58) .00 3.83 −.32 (.33) −1.07 .58
  PM- Day 3 226 8:57 (1:38) 6:58 12:15 .69 (.58) .00 6.94 −.28 (.33) −1.05 .60