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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Sleep Res. 2019 Jan 4;28(4):e12809. doi: 10.1111/jsr.12809

Table 2.

Average sleep and wake discrepancy by treatment group assignment (control vs. treatment), with the difference (control minus treatment), and standardized difference (Cohen’s d) with 95% confidence intervals and test of significance comparing treatment vs. control groups (t statistic and p-value) reported at each of four time points (baseline, 3-months, 6-months, and 12-months).

Time [A] Controla [B] Treatmenta [C] Difference [D] t statistic and p-value [E] Cohen’s d
Sleep Discrepancy
Baseline −59.1 (−81.1, −37.2)*** −66.5 (−82.1, −51.0)*** 7.4 (−19.5, 34.3) t(157) = 0.55, p=0.586 0.09(−0.24,0.42)
3-Months −43.3 (−60.5, −26.1)*** −12.7 (−25.4, 0.1) −30.6 (−52.1, −9.2) t(144) = −2.83, p=0.005 −0.49(−0.83,−0.14)
6-Months −29.3 (−47.2, −11.5)** −0.6 (−14.4, 13.2) −28.7 (−51.2, −6.1) t(129) = −2.51, p=0.013 −0.45(−0.81,−0.09)
12-Months −26.8 (−46.0, −7.7)** −2.2 (−17.1, 12.8) −24.6 (−48.9, −0.4) t(122) = −2.01, p=0.047 −0.37(−0.74,−0.01)
Wake Discrepancy
Baseline 51.9 (30.1, 73.7)*** 61.0 (45.6, 76.4)*** −9.1 (−35.8, 17.6) t(157) = −0.67, p=0.501 −0.11(−0.44,0.22)
3-Months 32.2 (16.9, 47.4)*** −7.3 (−18.6, 4.0) 39.5 (20.5, 58.4) t(144) = 4.11, p=0.000 0.71(0.36,1.06)
6-Months 20.9 (3.6, 38.3)* −13.6 (−27.0, −0.1)* 34.5 (12.6, 56.4) t(129) = 3.11, p=0.002 0.56(0.20,0.92)
12-Months 25.0 (6.2, 43.7)** −1.0 (−15.7, 13.6) 26.0 (2.2, 49.8) t(122) = 2.16, p=0.033 0.40(0.03,0.77)

N(Baseline)=158, N(3 Months)=145, N(6 Months)=130, N(12 Months)=123.

a

Significance of the test that the average sleep or wake discrepancy equals 0 is indicated as:

*

p < 0.05,

**

p < 0.01,

***

p < 0.001.