Adjusted for school night sleep duration, demographic and household
covariates, eating behaviours, but not ethnicity in Model 3e, linear regression
analyses indicated that greater social jetlag (black line) was significantly
associated with higher body mass index (BMI) percentile, b =
.84, p = .037. After adjustment for ethnicity in Model 4, the
association between social jetlag and BMI percentile was attenuated (grey line),
b = .72, p = .072. *p
< .05; n.s.—not significant.