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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Sleep Health. 2017 Dec 13;4(1):96–103. doi: 10.1016/j.sleh.2017.10.011

Table 4.

Polysomnography Sleep Duration as Predicted by other Sleep Measures according to Participant Characteristics, p <.10 for Interaction Terms

Other Sleep Measure/Participant Characteristic N PSG Mean (SD) Other Sleep Mean (SD) Correlation (P-value) Interaction Term (P-value)
Self-report habitual sleep
 Depressive symptoms
  Highest quartile 56 6.14 (.98) 6.32 (1.43) −.03 (.85) −.20 (.08)
  Others 159 6.08 (.98) 6.51 (1.12) .21 (.01)
 Hostility
  Highest quartile 55 6.02 (.93) 6.16 (1.29) −.12 (.37) −.28 (.02)
  Others 160 6.12 (.99) 6.57 (1.16) .22 (<.001)
Actigraphy (nights 1–9)
 Insomnia
  Yes 20 6.22 (1.32) 5.84 (.85) .57 (.01) .56 (.03)
  No 195 6.09 (.94) 5.78 (.90) .31 (<.001)
 Variability in actigraphy duration (nights 1–9)
  Highest quartile 55 6.00 (1.27) 5.73 (.74) .39 (<.001) .35 (.06)
  Others 159 6.13 (.86) 5.82 (.94) .34 (<.001)
Diary (nights 1–9)
 Race
  Black 89 5.91 (1.04) 6.42 (1.11) .03 (.76) .34 (.01)
  White 126 6.23 (.91) 6.77 (.94) .38 (<.001)
 Married/committed relationship
  No 73 6.12 (1.17) 6.58 (1.13) .06 .27 (.04)
  Yes 142 6.09 (.87) 6.65 (.97) .37
 Hostility
  Highest quartile 55 6.02 (.93) 6.61 (1.14) −.05 (.71) −.38 (.01)
  Others 160 6.12 (.99) 6.63 (.99) .34 (<.001)
 Variability in diary duration (nights 1–9)
  Highest quartile 54 5.92 (1.27) 6.50 (1.20) −.04 (.76) −.40 (<.001)
  Others 161 6.16 (.86) 6.67 (.96) .39 (<.001)