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. 2017 Apr 6;12(4):e0174619. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0174619

Table 2. Sleep quality among adults with and without internet addiction (n = 3212).

Sleep Quality profiles Internet addiction (n = 204) No internet addiction (n = 3008) Statistics
N % N % AOR (95% CI)
Difficulty initiating sleep (DIS) 26 12.7% 200 6.7% 1.66 (1.06–2.62)*
    DIS for more than 6 months (DIS6) 21 10.3% 195 6.5% 1.73 (1.05–2.84)*
Difficulty maintaining sleep (DMS) 24 11.8% 195 6.5% 1.96 (1.22–3.14)**
Early morning awakening (EMA) 6 2.9% 105 3.5% 0.90 (0.38–2.11)
Non-restorative sleep (NRS) 50 24.5% 447 14.9% 1.53 (1.08–2.16)*
Daytime functional impairment due to poor sleep quality (DFI) 22 10.8% 145 4.8% 1.92 (1.17–3.16)**
Duration of sleep less than 5 hours
    Weekdays 24 12.5% 276 9.9% 1.25 (0.78–1.98)
    Weekends and holidays 12 6.2% 178 6.2% 0.99 (0.53–1.87)
Duration of sleep more than 10 hours
    Weekdays 17 18.3% 182 6.0% 1.99 (1.12–3.54)*
    Weekends and holidays 39 9.2% 160 6.0% 1.07 (0.73–1.56)
Poor sleep qualitya 67 32.8% 597 19.8% 1.73 (1.28–2.34)***

a Any problem such as DIS, DMS, NRS, DFI, and Duration of sleep more than 10 hours on weekdays

AOR, adjusted odds ratio; CI, confidence interval

Adjusted for age, sex, education years, and marital status

P* < 0.05

P**< 0.01

P***< 0.001