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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Sleep Health. 2021 Sep 1;7(5):572–580. doi: 10.1016/j.sleh.2021.07.008

Table 1.

Demographics and sleep variables (n=284)

Missing, na na (%) or mean (sd)
Age (in years) 24 15.2 (0.3)
Sex 23
 Male 119 (45.6%)
 Female 142 (54.4%)
Racial/ethnic categorization (check all that apply)
 American Indian or Alaskan Native 24 8 (3.1%)
 Asian 24 11 (4.2%)
 Black, African, or African American 24 10 (3.9%)
 Hispanic or Latino/a 19 8 (3.0%)
 Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander 24 2 (0.8%)
 White or Caucasian 24 244 (93.4%)
 Something else 24 2 (0.8%)
Parent education 41
 Finished college 204 (84.0%)
 High school or some college 39 (16.1%)
Qualify for free or reduced-price lunch 31
 Yes 17 (6.7%)
 No 186 (73.5%)
 I don’t know 50 (19.8%)
School night sleep onset 0 10:29 PM (52.7 min)
Weekend night sleep onset 9 11:40 PM (80.6 min)
School night sleep offset 0 6:15 AM (39.2 min)
Weekend night sleep offset 9 8:53 AM (80.4 min)
School night sleep duration (hours) 0 7.8 (1.0)
Weekend night sleep duration (hours) 9 9.2 (1.3)
Weekend night-school night sleep duration differenceb, continuous (hours) 9 1.5 (1.5)
Weekend night-school night sleep duration differenceb, categorical 9
 > 0.5 hours shorter on weekend nights 19 (6.9%)
 0.5 hours shorter to 0.5 hours longer on weekend nights 48 (17.5%)
 0.5–1.5 hours longer on weekend nights 76 (27.6%)
 1.5–2.5 hours longer on weekend nights 67 (24.4%)
 >2.5 hours longer on weekend nights 65 (23.6%)
School night sleep midpoint 0 2:22 AM (35.9 min)
Weekend night sleep midpoint 9 4:17 AM (70.6 min)
Weekend night-school night sleep timing differencec, continuous (hours) 9 1.9 (1.0)
Weekend night-school night sleep timing differencec, categorical 9
 < 1 hour later on weekend nights 57 (20.7%)
 1–2 hours later on weekend nights 92 (33.5%)
 2–3 hours later on weekend nights 83 (30.2%)
 >3 hours later on weekend nights 43 (15.6%)

Min = minutes

a

Number of participants with missing values for that variable only.

b

Weekend night-school night sleep duration difference refers to the difference in weekend night and school night sleep duration (weekend night duration – school night duration), so that a positive difference corresponds to longer duration on weekend nights compared to school nights and a negative difference corresponds to a shorter duration on weekend nights.

c

Weekend night-school night sleep timing difference refers to the difference in weekend night and school night sleep timing (weekend night midpoint – school night midpoint), so that a positive difference corresponds to later midpoint on weekend nights than school nights and a negative difference corresponds to an earlier midpoint on weekend nights.