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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Apr 23.
Published in final edited form as: J Behav Med. 2017 Apr 4;40(4):675–681. doi: 10.1007/s10865-017-9847-x

Table 2.

Summary of linear mixed models examining nighttime sleep as a predictor of morning pain intensity (N = 67)

Number of observations Complete model Trimmed model


Predictor variables β (SE) Predictor variables β (SE)
412 Sleep duration −.003 (.001)** Sleep duration −.003 (.001)**
Sex −.30 (.44)
Age .11 (.11)
Medication category .38 (.22)
Nap (yes/no) −.30 (.30)
Fracture (yes/no) .46 (.53)
452 Sleep quality −.12 (.05)** Sleep quality −.13 (.04)**
Sex −.35 (.44)
Age .15 (.11)
Medication category .35 (.22)
Nap (yes/no) −.15 (.38)
Fracture (yes/no) .17 (.52)
412 Sleep efficiency −.02 (.01) Sleep efficiency −.01 (.01)
Sex −.33 (.44)
Age .13 (.11)
Medication category .39 (.22)
Nap (yes/no) −.25 (.31)
Fracture (yes/no) .38 (.53)
412 WASO −.002 (.002) WASO −.002 (.002)
Sex −.31 (.45)
Age .14 (.12)
Medication category .38 (.23)
Nap (yes/no) −.28 (.31)
Fracture (yes/no) .36 (.54)
**

p <.01