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. 2017 Jun 13;74(2):202–211. doi: 10.1093/geronb/gbx069

Table 1.

Sample Characteristics (n = 351)

n (%) Range Mean SD
Age, years 51–96 71.99 8.91
Gender, female 269 (76.6)
Education years 3–22 11.52 2.88
CES-D total 0–37 13.00 4.22
LC total 15–84 43.46 11.36
PSS total 3–43 19.35 7.21
MMSE total 11–30 24.78 3.08
MAC-Q total 7–35 15.37 6.33
 Difficulty recalling person’s name 63 (17.9)
 Difficulty recalling telephone numbers/zip codes 51 (14.5)
 Difficulty recalling location of objects in home/office 62 (17.7)
 Difficulty recalling facts from reading materials 47 (13.4)
 Difficulty recalling items intended to be purchased 49 (14.0)
 Memory worse now compared to past 86 (24.5)
PSQI Global Score 1–18 7.17 2.94
 C1. Subjective sleep quality 0–3 0.69 0.69
 C2. Sleep latency 0–3 0.97 0.85
 C3. Sleep duration 0–3 1.13 0.93
 C4. Habitual sleep efficiency 0–3 2.43 1.09
 C5. Sleep disturbances 0–3 1.07 0.52
 C6. Use of sleep medication 0–3 0.29 0.83
 C7. Daytime dysfunction 0–3 0.59 0.94
PSQI Category Groups
 Good Sleepers (Global Score ≤5) 101 (28.8)
 Bad Sleepers (Global Score >5) 250 (71.2)

Note: CES-D = Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale; LC = Locus of Control Scale; PSS = Perceived Stress Scale; MMSE = Mini-Mental State Examination; MAC-Q = Memory Complaints Questionnaire; PSQI = Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index. C1 is the PSQI Component 1. C2 is the PSQI Component 2. C3 is the PSQI Component 3. C4 is the PSQI Component 4. C5 is the PSQI Component 5. C6 is the PSQI Component 6. C7 is the PSQI Component 7.