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. 2018 Dec 15;15(12):2881. doi: 10.3390/ijerph15122881

Table 2.

Whole sample characteristics & bivariable associations (N = 2495).

Variables Psychological Well-Being p b
High (20) Medium (17–19) Low (5–16)
Normal sleep quality, mean (SD) 52 (33.07) 50 (29.45) 43 (35.51) 0.000
 Normal sleep quality, median (IQR a) 71 (30, 88) 66 (27, 87) 59 (26, 85) 0.002
 Poor sleep quality, mean (SD) 77 (31) 75 (30) 80 (33) 0.001
 Poor sleep quality, median (IQR) 71 (26, 97) 73 (25, 98) 74 (31, 99) 0.005
Gender, n (%) c 0.001
 Female 347 (63) 743 (74) 812 (86)
 Male 207 (37) 259 (26) 127 (14)
Education 0.015
 985 project 121 (15) 147 (16) 115 (16)
 211 project 149 (18) 166 (18) 145 (20)
 Yi Ben 153 (19) 179 (19) 139 (19)
 Er Ben 208 (25) 224 (24) 193 (26)
 San Ben 196 (23) 219 (23) 141 (19)
Household conditions 0.004
 State & society administrator (cadre in governments), Manager (Manager or department leader in state company, private company, foreign company and joint company) 103 (16) 122 (13) 98 (13)
 Private enterprise owner (having large scale company), Technological specialist (teacher, engineer, doctor, academic researcher, lawyer, culture worker) 135 (17) 183 (19) 127 (17)
 Clerk & office worker (secretary, accountant, computer operator), Individual entrepreneur (one-person company with unlimited liability) 192 (24) 213 (22) 198 (27)
 Commercial & service worker (tertiary industry workers), Industrial worker (worker in factory, mining and transport industry) 237 (30) 269 (28) 201 (27)
 Farmer, Unemployed 133 (17) 166 (17) 118 (16)
Marital or love status 0.016
 Yes 293 (42) 377 (30) 193 (35)
 No 398 (58) 879 (70) 355 (65)
Physical activity 0.001
 Physically inactive 273 (43) 476 (36) 231 (43)
 Less active (1–4 occasions per month) 309 (49) 632 (48) 287 (53)
 More active (5+ occasions per month) 49 (8) 219 (16) 19 (4)
 Body mass index 665 (27) 1579 (63) 251 (10) 0.006
Place of birth 0.003
 Rural 388 (47) 428 (38) 233 (43)
 Urban 436 (53) 698 (62) 312 (57)
Subjects 0.020
 Humanities and Social Sciences 186 (22) 253 (25) 122 (19)
 Science 252 (30) 319 (31) 165 (26)
 Engineering 403 (48) 458 (44) 339 (54)
Age, year, n (%) 0.017
 18 94 (14) 153 (12) 84 (14)
 19–20 116 (17) 179 (14) 113 (19)
 21–24 322 (48) 615 (49) 269 (46)
 25–30 135 (20) 298 (24) 117 (20)

a IQR refers to inter-quartile range. b Significance level determined that the non-parametric Kruskal-Wallis test was used for assessing continuous independent variables, and chi-square tests for the categorical variables. c Column percentages, because of rounding, may not be exact 100.