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. 2019 Dec 19;14(12):e0226562. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0226562

Table 2. Characteristics of Han and Manchu study participants residing in rural areas of northern China, by sleep quality categories, from 2012 to 2013.

Han Manchu
Poor sleep quality (n = 1714) Good sleep quality (n = 4083) p valuea Poor sleep quality (n = 641) Good sleep quality (n = 2450) p valuea
Age (year)b 56.98 ± 13.06 51.48 ± 13.96 <0.001 55.59 ± 12.31 50.09 ± 14.21 <0.001
BMI (kg/m2)b 23.72 ± 5.18 23.93 ± 5.40 0.191 23.71 ± 4.78 23.72 ± 4.59 0.995
CES-D scoreb 13.96 ± 0.25 6.96 ± 0.12 <0.001 13.33 ± 0.40 6.65 ± 0.16 <0.001
Depressionc 745 (43.46) 777 (19.03) <0.001 252 (39.31) 448 (18.28) <0.001
Male sexc 845 (49.30) 869 (51.78) 0.085 305 (47.58) 1263 (51.55) 0.074
Current smokerc 606 (35.36) 1227 (30.05) <0.001 194 (30.26) 664 (27.10) <0.001
Current EtOH drinkerc 314 (18.32) 741 (18.15) 0.877 120 (18.72) 396 (16.16) 0.122
Habitual tea drinkerc 400 (23.33) 931 (22.80) 0.658 153 (23.87) 516 (21.06) 0.124
Habitual physical activityc 669 (39.03) 1511 (37.01) 0.146 282 (43.99) 1025 (41.84) 0.325
Annual family incomec <0.001 <0.001
    <5000 RMB 597 (34.83) 1070 (26.21) 260 (40.56) 657 (26.82)
    5000–10 000 RMB 610 (35.59) 1707 (41.81) 257 (40.09) 1045 (42.64)
    10 000–30 000 RMB 397 (23.16) 1044 (25.57) 99 (15.44) 620 (25.31)
    > 30 000RMB 17 (0.99) 120 (2.93) 6 (0.94) 50 (2.05)
N/A 93 (5.42) 142 (3.48) 19 (2.96) 78 (3.18)
Educationc 0.477 0.650
< HS 1605 (93.64) 3852 (94.34) 585 (91.26) 2263 (92.37)
≥ HS 109 (6.36) 231 (5.66) 56 (8.74) 187 (7.63)
Marriedc 1629 (95.04) 3922 (96.06) 0.08 2334 (95.26) 0.212
Occupational statusc 0.878 0.408
Farmer 1263 (73.69) 3009 (73.70) 475 (74.10) 1812 (73.96)
other 451 (26.31) 1074 (26.30) 166 (25.90) 638 (26.04)

Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; CES-D, The Center for Epidemiology Scale for Depression; HS, high school; RMB, Chinese Yuan.

a Pearson Chi-Square statistical test for nominal variables and independent samples t-test for continuous variables to assess differences between groups with and without sleep disorder.

b Data presented as mean ± standard deviation.

c Data presented as n (%).