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. 2018 Jul 10;14:1803–1809. doi: 10.2147/NDT.S168934

Table 1.

Characteristics of subjects with and without insomnia

Characteristics With insomnia (n=141) Without insomnia (n=362) Significance
Sex
 Male, n (%) 68 (48) 224 (62) P<0.01
 Female, n (%) 73 (52) 138 (38)
Age (years) 61.3±13.6 64.9±11.9 P<0.01
BMI 26.1±4.7 24.7±4.0 P<0.01
HbA1c (%) 7.1±1.0 7.1±0.8 ns
Smoking habit
 Yes, n (%) 24 (17) 55 (15) ns
 No, n (%) 117 (83) 307 (85)
Habitual alcohol consumption
 Yes, n (%) 39 (28) 121 (33) ns
 No, n (%) 102 (72) 241 (67)
Exercise frequency
 No, n (%) 87 (62) 186 (51)
 Once a week, n (%) 10 (7) 22 (6)
 2–3 times a week, n (%) 22 (16) 52 (14) ns
 4–5 times a week, n (%) 12 (9) 35 (10)
 Almost every day, n (%) 19 (13) 67 (18)
Single
 Yes, n (%) 51 (36) 99 (27) ns
 No, n (%) 90 (64) 263 (73)
Living alone
 Yes, n (%) 25 (18) 38 (10) P<0.05
 No, n (%) 116 (82) 324 (90)
Depression (CES-D) 17.1±8.7 11.6±6.8 P<0.001
Coping profile
 Active solution 6.3±2.5 6.2±2.7 ns
 Seeking help for a solution 8.1±2.7 8.0±2.9 ns
 Changing mood 7.8±2.6 8.2±2.6 ns
 Emotional expression involving others 10.9±1.7 11.2±1.5 ns
 Avoidance and suppression 9.1±2.2 9.5±2.1 P<0.05
 Changing one’s point of view 7.8±2.4 7.5±2.8 ns

Notes: Data are shown as mean ± SD. Current insomnia is defined as ≥5.5 on the PSQI-J.

Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; CES-D, Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression; HbA1c, hemoglobin A1c; ns, no significance; PSQI-J, Japanese version of the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index.