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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Biol Rhythms. 2019 Feb 18;34(2):205–217. doi: 10.1177/0748730419828102

Table 3.

Regression Models Predicting Depressive Symptoms (CES-D Scorea) from TST School and Social Jetlag (N = 3058)

UNADJUSTED
ADJUSTEDe
b 95% CIb ΔR2 b 95% CIb ΔR2


Overall (Model 1)
 TST school (hrs)c −.08*** −.10, −.05 .024 −.08*** −.11, −.06 .030
 Sex (female=ref) −.13*** −.17, −.09 .012 −.13*** −.17, −.09 .012
 TST school (hrs)c * Sex .07*** .03, .10 .010 .07*** .04, .10 .011
 Social jetlag (hrs)cd .05*** .02, .07 .012 .04*** .02, .06 .010
 Social jetlag (hrs)cd * Sex −.03* −.06, .003 .003 −.03* −.06, .002 .003
Females (Model 2)
 TST schoolc (hrs) −.08*** −.10, −.05 .022 −.08*** −.11, −.06 .027
 Social jetlagcd (hrs) .05*** .02, .07 .011 .04*** .02, .06 .009
Males (Model 3)
 TST schoolc (hrs) −.01 −.03, .01 <.001 −.01 −.03, .01 .001
 Social jetlagcd (hrs) .01 −.01, .03 .001 .01 −.01, .03 .001
a

CES-D subscale range: 0=low depressive symptoms; 3=high depressive symptoms (Perreira et al., 2005).

b

95% confidence interval for unstandardized coefficient, b.

c

Mean-centered.

d

Calculated as | midpoint of sleep on weekend nights – midpoint of sleep on school nights | (Wittmann et al., 2006).

e

Adjusted for reported race/ethnicity, age in years, body mass index percentile, number of other children below the age of 18 in the household, number of hours youth works outside home weekly, annual household income, youth relationship to primary caregiver (PCG), PCG married/cohabiting with youth’s biological parent, PCG employment status, PCG education level, and PCG meeting clinical depression criteria for past year.

ref=reference group; TST—total sleep time.

**

p < .01, two-tailed.

***

p < .001, two-tailed.