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. 2018 Oct 12;28(2):e12771. doi: 10.1111/jsr.12771
Satisfied Slightly dissatisfied Quite dissatisfied Very dissatisfied
Sleep quality (original four choices), n (%) 17,994 (35.6) 22,787 (45.1) 7,563 (15.0) 2,203 (4.4)
Item Yes (problem) No (no problem)
1. Sleep induction, n (%) 20,645 (40.8) 29,902 (59.2)
2. Awakening during the night, n (%) 30,234 (59.8) 20,313 (40.2)
3. Awakening in the early morning, n (%) 17,538 (34.7) 33,009 (65.3)
4. Sleep duration, n (%) 19,601 (38.8) 30,946 (61.2)
5. Sleep quality (dichotomized), n (%) 9,766 (19.3) 40,781 (80.7)
6. Well‐being during the day, n (%) 15,415 (30.5) 35,132 (69.5)
7. Functioning during the day, n (%) 16,209 (32.1) 34,338 (67.9)
8. Sleepiness during the day, n (%) 25,152 (49.8) 25,395 (50.2)

“Sleep quality” was dichotomized into two categories: “1, satisfied and 2, slightly dissatisfied”; and “3, quite dissatisfied and 4, very dissatisfied or have not slept at all.”