Table 1.

Overview of reported desires and resist attempts in relation to bedtime procrastination.

Desire	Total desires	Attempts to resist desires	Percentage of desires resulting in a resist attempt	BPS (p-value)	BP duration (p-value)
Eating	661	156	23.60%	0.17 (0.01)*	0.23 (>0.001)*
Media use	574	129	22.47%	0.07 (0.34)	0.09 (0.18)
Leisure	451	158	35.03%	0.09 (0.21)	0.13 (0.06)
Sleep	421	260	61.76%	0.22 (0.001)*	0.17 (0.014)*
Social contact	314	44	14.01%	0.15 (0.03)*	0.14 (0.04)*
Work	291	19	6.53%	-0.05 (0.48)	0.00 (0.99)
Coffee	264	40	15.15%	0.16 (0.02)*	-0.00 (0.98)
Hygiene	230	15	6.52%	0.08 (0.23)	0.05 (0.43)
Tobacco	160	30	18.75%	-0.01 (0.90)	-0.06 (0.42)
Non-alcoholic drinks	157	9	5.73%	0.02 (0.81)	-0.04 (0.53)
Sex	119	64	53.78%	0.09 (0.18)	0.01 (0.90)
Sports or Exercise	95	17	17.90%	-0.02 (0.77)	-0.01 (0.87)
Alcohol	72	30	41.67%	0.07 (0.30)	0.03 (0.71)
Spending	54	31	57.41%	0.14 (0.04)*	0.18 (0.01)*
Something else	28	5	17.86%	0.01 (0.94)	0.03 (0.67)

The total number of experienced desires, sorted by frequency (“Total Desires”) as well as the number of resist attempts correlated with both measures of bedtime procrastination (BPS, “Bedtime Procrastination Scale”) using Spearman’s rank correlation method. The asterisk indicates p-value < 0.05 (please note that no corrections for multiple comparisons were carried out).