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. 2020 Nov 15;16(11):1871–1881. doi: 10.5664/jcsm.8710

Table 3.

Association between difficulty with sleep maintenance and social network size in men and women.

Variables Men Women
B P aOR (95% CI) B P aOR (95% CI)
Social network size −0.148 .015* 0.862 (0.765–0.972) 0.027 .511 1.028 (0.947–1.114)
Age 0.005 .712 1.005 (0.981–1.029) 0.022 .010* 1.022 (1.005–1.040)
Obesity (BMI ≥25 kg/m2) −0.01 .963 0.990 (0.651–1.506) −0.183 .211 0.833 (0.625–1.109)
Not living with spouse 0.446 .196 1.562 (0.795–3.069) 0.332 .035* 1.394 (1.023–1.899)
Less than high school education 0.551 .079 1.736 (0.938–3.212) 0.100 .533 1.105 (0.807–1.515)
Poor perceived economic status −0.083 .730 0.920 (0.575–1.474) 0.374 .005* 1.453 (1.117–1.890)
Currently smoking 0.021 .928 1.021 (0.655–1.591) 0.142 .672 1.153 (0.597–2.225)
Currently drinking alcohol 0.321 .312 1.379 (0.739–2.573) 0.062 .640 1.063 (0.822–1.376)
Past or current medical disorder 0.636 .004* 1.889 (1.218–2.929) 0.131 .349 1.14 (0.866–1.501)
Depression (BDI ≥14) 0.648 .006* 1.912 (1.200–3.049) 0.782 <.001* 2.187 (1.692–2.826)
High risk for OSAa 0.265 .244 1.303 (0.835–2.035) 0.330 .046* 1.390 (1.005–1.923)

Social network size and age were continuous variables; all other variables were binary categorical variables. *Statistically significant. aOR = adjusted odds ratio; B = regression coefficient; BDI = Beck Depression Inventory; BMI = body mass index; CI = confidence interval; OSA = obstructive sleep apnea.

a

People with a high risk for OSA according to the Berlin questionnaire.