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. 2020 Apr 3;9(4):e16474. doi: 10.2196/16474

Table 2.

Weekly surveys.

Subject/topic Survey instrument
Demographics
  • Race, gender, and campus activities

Sleep (habits, environment, and circadian preference)
  • Sleep/wake behavior problems

  • Use of sleep aides (medications, music, and blinders; adapted from National Sleep Foundation [30])

  • Sleep quality (Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Survey (PROMIS) Sleep Practices and Sleep Disturbance) and daytime sleepiness (PROMIS SRI) [31,32]

  • Circadian preference (Morningness-Eveningness Reduced Questionnaire [33])

  • Physical environment/number of roommates


Mental health
  • Depression (Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression scale) [34]

  • Stress (Cohen’s Perceived Stress Scale [35])


Nutrition (habits and knowledge)
  • Nutrition knowledge and habits (adapted from [36])

  • Caffeine intake [37]


General health status
  • General physical/mental health status [38]

  • Reported number of absences owing to sickness

  • Reported number of visits to student health


Academic schedule/performance
  • Intended major/minor

  • Courses/schedule

  • Academic performance (GPA)

  • Average hours per week for campus activities, work study, and/or employment


Physical activity
  • Physical activity habits (adapted from [36])

  • Participation in campus programs

Experience with wearables and apps
  • Use of sleep tools/alerts/tracking

  • Experience with wearables and health-related apps