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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Sleep Health. 2020 Mar 4;6(2):185–191. doi: 10.1016/j.sleh.2019.11.011

Table 1.

Sociodemographics, insomnia symptoms, and psychological characteristics (n=65)

M±SD n, %
Age 30.38±4.96 Multiparous (n, %) 41/65; 63.1%
Gestational week 27.55±1.15
BMI, before pregnancy 28.25±8.48 BMI ≥35 before pregnancy 11/62; 17.7%
BMI, at assessment 30.88±7.73 BMI ≥35 at assessment 14/63; 22.2%
ISI (M±SD) 10.86±6.26 ISI ≥ 10 35/65; 53.8%
Mean sleep latency 30.08±26.55 mins Sleep Onset Insomnia 19/65; 29.2%
EPDS (M±SD) 6.57±4.63 EPDS ≥ 13 12.3%
CAMS-R(M±SD) 35.08±6.29
Race
White 43/64; 67.2%
Black 13/64; 20.3%
Middle Eastern or Arab 3/64; 4.7%
Hispanic or Latinx 2/3.1; 3.7%
Mixed 3/64; 4.7%
Relationship Status
Single 3/65; 4.6%
In relationship, unmarried 9/65; 13.8%
Married 52/65; 80.0%
Separated or divorced 1/65; 1.5%

Note: BMI = body mass index (kg/m2), derived from electronic medical records; Poverty = <$20,000 in annual household income; ISI = insomnia severity index; EPDS = Edinburgh postnatal depression scale; Suicidality assessed by EPDS item #10; CAMS-R = cognitive and affective mindfulness scale, revised (12 items); CAMS-RM = cognitive and affective mindfulness scale, revised and modified (10 items); PSAS-C = presleep arousal scale, cognitive factor.