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. 2020 May 6;11:352. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2020.00352

Table 1.

Socio-demographic and smartphone use characteristics of college students and comparison between poor sleepers and normal sleepers by variable.

Variable No. Poor sleepers Normal sleepers χ2 P
Gender Male 58 10 48
Female 381 33 348 4.194 0.041
Age ≤19 years 274 22 252
≥20 years 165 21 144 5.573 0.109
Place of origin Rural 246 27 219
Urban 193 16 177 0.883 0.347
Self-rated family economic status Good 26 3 23
Fair 256 21 235
Poor 157 19 138 1.984# 0.364
Subjective social support* ≤9 227 25 202
>9 212 18 194 0.790 0.374
Utilization of social support* ≤8 288 32 256
>8 151 11 140 1.641 0.200
Depressive symptoms* ≤2 220 13 207
>2 219 30 189 7.537 0.006
Good physical health Yes 381 31 350
No 58 12 46 8.978 0.003
Headaches Yes 92 18 74
No 347 25 322 12.575 <0.001
Characteristics of phone use
Years of smartphone use* ≤4 267 17 250
>4 172 26 146 9.063 0.003
Monthly smartphone charge (Yuan)* ≤50 236 17 219
>50 203 26 177 3.880 0.049
Hours of daily smartphone use* ≤5 249 16 233
>5 190 27 163 7.392 0.007
Hours of daily mobile internet use* ≤5 260 12 248
>5 179 31 148 19.362 < 0.001
Mobile phone addiction index
Inability to control cravings* ≤14 239 15 224
>14 200 28 172 7.352 0.007
Feeling anxious and lost* ≤7 258 18 240
>7 181 25 156 5.625 0.018
Withdrawal or escapism* ≤7 259 25 234
>7 180 18 162 0.015 0.904
Productivity loss* ≤5 231 13 218
>5 208 30 178 9.583 0.002

*All continuous variables were dichotomized at the median value.

#Fisher's exact test.