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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Sleep Med. 2017 Dec 20;47:77–85. doi: 10.1016/j.sleep.2017.11.1140

Table 1.

Statistics from Group x Time interactions, descriptive statistics (mean, standard deviation), and percent above RCI threshold, for SHUTi and online patient education groups (shaded cells indicate a significant difference between groups at post, at p<.05).

Baseline Post % above RCI

F(1, 273) η2 SHUTi Pt. Ed. SHUTi Pt. Ed. SHUTi Pt. Ed.
Insomnia Knowledge 24.75** .08 .28 (.13) .30 (.14) .88 (.13) .74 (.15) 94 82
Sleep Locus of Control- Internal 3.32t .01 3.05 (.99) 2.98 (1.05) 3.67 (1.02) 3.37 (1.14) 26 18
Sleep Locus of Control-Chance 9.51** .03 3.11 (1.0) 3.10 (1.19) 2.53 (1.09) 2.96 (1.26) 11 4
Sleep Self-Efficacy .33 .001 8.22 (1.43) 8.29 (1.34) 7.86 (1.52) 8.02 (1.65) 11 8
Dysfunctional Beliefs and 93.51** .26 6.05 (1.46) 6.22 (1.56) 3.89 (1.88) 5.84 (1.77) 56 15
Attitudes about Sleep
Insomnia Severity 60.28** .18 17.03 (4.01) 17.80 (4.05) 9.33 (5.48) 14.68 (5.48) 62 23
Sleep Onset Latency 15.61** .06 3.52 (.83) 3.72 (.75) 2.90 (.83) 3.41 (.85)
Wake After Sleep Onset 30.69** .11 4.20 (.71) 4.27 (.69) 3.31 (.96) 3.95 (.79)
**

p<.01

t

p=.07

Note. Pt. Ed.=Patient education condition; % above RCI=Percentage of individuals in each condition who experienced a meaningful and reliable change from pre-intervention to post-intervention, based on the RCI for that measure. RCI’s were not calculated for sleep onset latency and wake after sleep onset because those scores were based a single item scale.