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. 2019 Nov 28;23(4):701–710. doi: 10.1017/S136898001900332X

Table 2.

Unadjusted and adjusted odds ratios (and 95 % confidence intervals) of the associations between reported poorer child sleep quality and food security status at household, adult and child level in the sample of low-income Head Start children of pre-school age (n 362) and their caregivers from four rural counties in central Pennsylvania, USA, May 2017–May 2018

n Household Adult Child
OR 95 % CI P value OR 95 % CI P value OR 95 % CI P value
Model 1: Unadjusted associations 362
 Food insecure (ref. = food secure) 1·65 1·07, 2·55 0·02 1·56 0·99, 2·46 0·054 2·30 1·27, 4·14 0·01
Model 2: Adjusted associations* 284
 Food insecure (ref. = food secure) 1·66 0·99, 2·78 0·06 1·56 0·91, 2·68 0·11 2·27 1·12, 4·59 0·02

Ref., referent category.

Statistically significant values are shown in bold.

*

Adjusted for participation in assistance programmes, household income level, household chaos score and family functioning score.