Table 3.

Associations of Five Sleep Dimensions (Satisfaction, Duration, Timing, Efficiency, Regularity) with Psychological Distress and Physical Functioning

Sleep Dimensions	B (SE)
Psychological Distress
1. SH score (count)	−0.55(0.13)*
2. SH Score ≥1	−0.59(0.71)
3. SH Score ≥2	−1.09(0.39)*
4. SH Score ≥3	−1.36(0.33)*
5. SH Score ≥4	−1.25(0.38)*
Physical Functioning
1. SH score (count)	2.23(0.78)*
2. SH Score ≥1	3.10(4.22)
3. SH Score ≥2	3.53(2.30)
4. SH Score ≥3	4.66(1.95)
5. SH Score ≥4	6.91(2.26)*
BMI
1. SH score (count)	−0.07(0.22)
2. SH Score ≥1	−0.60(1.19)
3. SH Score ≥2	−0.38(0.65)
4. SH Score ≥3	−0.05(0.55)
5. SH Score ≥4	−0.54(0.64)

Notes:

^*a Results are significant after Benjamini-Hochberg multiple testing adjustment with the false discovery rate set to 5%.

Each row represents a different model. Models 2 through 5 compare having a sleep health (SH) score of at least X number (stated in model) versus a lower SH score. Sleep health scores range from 0 to 5.

All models include as covariates: age, race, gender, marital status, household income, educational attainment, neighborhood, presence of children in the home, and sleep medication use.