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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Sleep Med. 2018 Jan 29;17(4):514–523. doi: 10.1080/15402002.2018.1425867

Table 1:

Participant Demographics, Clinical, and Actigraphy Variables (N=164)

Demographics Mean (Standard Deviation)

Age (years) (range 22-64) 45.6 ( 9.5)

n %

Gender
 Male 115 70.1
 Female 49 29.9
Race
 Black / African American 78 47.6
 White 72 43.9
 Other 9 5.4
 Unknown 6 3.7
Ethnicity
  Non-Hispanic 157 95.7
  Hispanic 5 3.0
  Missing 2 1.2
PTSD (Current)
  Yes 27 16.5
  No 126 76.8
  Missing 11 6.7
PTSD (Ever - lifetime)
  Yes 40 24.4
  No 113 68.9
  Missing 11 6.7
Anxiety Disorders (SCID-I)
  0 74 45.1
  1 52 31.7
  2 15 9.1
  3+ 12 7.3
  Missing 11 6.7
Mood Disorders (SCID-I)
  0 64 39.0
  1 76 46.3
  2 13 7.9
  Missing 11 6.7

Clinical Variables Mean (Standard Deviation)

Alcohol Dependence Scale (n=150, range 1-37) 20.0 ( 7.0)
Number of drinking days (n=153, range 7-90) 72.0 ( 22.0)
Average drinks per day (n=153, range 3-27) 13.2 ( 5.7)
Maximum CIWA Days 1-4 (n=153, range 0-26) 8.0 ( 6.0)
Baseline Anxiety - BSA (n=161, range 0-32) 11.0 ( 7.0)
Baseline Depression - MADRS (n=161, range 0-42) 16.0 ( 9.0)

Actigraphy Variables (Week 1 averages)* (n=152) Mean (Standard Deviation)

Sleep efficiency (%) (range 20.7-90.6) 75.8 ( 14.2)
Duration (hours) (range 1.8-11.0) 6.4 ( 2.0)
Wake bouts (range 9.2-40.4) 24.1 ( 10.2)
Wake after sleep onset (minutes) (range 21.1-150.9) 68.0 ( 38.9)
Total sleep time (hours) (range 1.4-9.9) 5.3 ( 1.8)
Sleep-onset latency (minutes) (range 0-53.7) 14.3 ( 23.1)

BSA, Brief Scale for Anxiety; CIWA, Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment; MADRS (Montgomery Asberg Depression Rating Scale; PTSD, post-traumatic stress disorder; SCID-I, Structured Clinical Interview for the DSM-IV.

*

On the inpatient unit, patients were required to be in their rooms by midnight Sunday through Thursday and by 1:00 am on weekend nights, but there was no official “lights out” policy.