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. 2019 Apr 4;42(6):zsz078. doi: 10.1093/sleep/zsz078

Table 3.

Estimates for regression models showing linear and nonlinear effects for child sleep minutes on cognitive and adjustment variables

Teacher-reported academic functioning Teacher-reported externalizing Mother-reported internalizing
Estimate (SE)
Intercept .23(.12) 36.32** (.81) 49.93** (.58)
Race/ethnicity −.23 (.15) 1.03 (.96) −.13 (.69)
SES .35** (.13) −2.72** (.88) −.41 (.63)
Sleep minutes .33* (.17) −2.30* (1.09) −1.46* (.74)
Sleep minutes2 .14 (.17) −2.43* (1.16) −.29 (.79)
Sleep minutes × race/ethnicity −.02 (.17) −1.23 (1.14) .47 (.76)
Sleep minutes2 × Race/ethnicity .20 (.20) −1.50 (1.31) −.41 (.89)
R 2 .12* (.05) .12* (.05) .04 (.03)

Unstandardized parameter estimates and standard errors are reported. Race/ethnicity was coded as 0 = white/European American and 1 = black/African American.

*p ≤ .05; **p < .01.