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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Behav Med. 2017 Jun;51(3):365–375. doi: 10.1007/s12160-016-9860-2

Table 5.

Mixed Model Regressions of Sleep Quality with Subsequent Pain Outcomes

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DV Predicted by Sleep B f2 B f2 B f2 B f2 B f2
Pain Intensity −.42*** .05 −.15** .01 −.07 .00 −.04 .00 −.09 .00
Pain Interference −.26*** .02 −.07 .00 .03 .00 −.04 .00 −.09 .00
Negative Affect −1.52*** .06 −.55** .01 −.41** .00 −.38 .00 −.52* .00
Positive Affect .34** .01 .49*** .01 .33** .01 .34** .01 .31* .01
Downtime .04 .00 −.13** .01 −.10 .00 −.10 .00 −.17** .01
Pain Catastrophizing −.93*** .05 −.38** .01 −.19 .00 −.23 .00 −.09 .00

Note.

***

p<.00065,

**

p<.01,

*

p<.05.

DV= Dependent Variable.

All coefficients are unstandardized beta weights. Values reported are unstandardized mixed model regression coefficients. f2 is computed as a measure of effect size, and provides an estimate of variance accounted for by sleep quality. Pain Interference is adjusted for Employment and Disability Compensation. All others are adjusted for Disability Compensation.