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. 2018 May 30;41(9):zsy115. doi: 10.1093/sleep/zsy115

Table 1.

Differences in age, sex, income, education, and fluid intelligence between groups

All HSS All MLS
Variable n M SD n M SD t P
Age 362 28.86 3.61 708 28.71 3.73 0.63 0.53
Female 180 394 −1.84 0.07
Male 182 314
Income 360 4.73** 2.09 705 5.16 2.19 −3.08 0.002
Education 362 14.43*** 1.87 707 15.09 1.73 −5.78 <0.001
Fluid intelligence CR 362 15.73*** 4.97 707 17.09 4.78 −4.35 <0.001
HSS-NRD MLS-NRD
n M SD n M SD
Age 142 28.70 3.75 381 28.78 3.75 −0.20 0.84
Female 64* 220 −2.60 0.01
Male 78* 161
Income 142 4.92 2.09 380 5.31 2.13 −1.86 0.06
Education 142 14.32*** 1.95 380 15.05 1.73 −4.17 <0.001
Fluid intelligence CR 142 14.88*** 4.87 380 16.75 4.89 −3.89 <0.001
HSS-RD MLS-RD
n M SD n M SD
Age 220 28.97 3.53 327 28.64 3.71 1.04 0.30
Female 116 174 −0.11 0.91
Male 104 153
Income 218 4.60 2.09 325 4.98 2.24 −1.98 0.05
Education 220 14.50*** 1.82 327 15.13 1.74 −4.14 <0.001
Fluid intelligence CR 220 16.28** 4.97 327 17.49 4.62 −2.91 0.004

HSS, habitual short sleepers; MLS, medium length sleepers; NRD, not reporting daytime dysfunction; RD, reporting daytime dysfunction; n, subsample size; M, mean; CR, correct responses. Bolded comparisons were significant after p < 0.01 false discovery rate correction.

**p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001.