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. 2021 Feb 23;30(4):e13278. doi: 10.1111/jsr.13278

TABLE 2.

Polysomnography (PSG) parameters of the insomnia and good sleeping groups (n = 42)

Measurement Good sleepers Insomnia group Group differences
Mean (SD) Mean (SD) t p p adj
Sleep efficiency, % 94.55 (4.2) 88.43 (7.1) 3.46 .002 .012
TIB, hr 7:57 (0:48) 8:43 (1:08) −2.59 .013 .052
TST, hr 7:30 (0:42) 7:41 (1:08) −0.66 .512 .683
SOL, hr 0:14:(0:24) 0:36 (0:32) −2.46 .018 .054
REM latency, hr 1:26 (0:44) 1:30 (0:36) −0.35 .733 .733
WASO, hr 0:27 (0:25) 1:02 (0:40) −3.49 .001 .012
REM, hr 1:52 (0:33) 1:43 (0:33) 0.83 .411 .616
Stage 1, hr 0:23 (0:14) 0:21 (0:15) 0.40 .695 .733
Stage 2, hr 3:42 (0:33) 3:56 (0:51) −1.07 .291 .499
Stage 3, hr 0:24 (0:10) 0:30 (0:09) −1.79 .081 .194
Stage 4, hr 1:09 (0:21) 1:11 (0:19) −0.35 .726 .733
Arousal Index 8.70 (2.20) 9.87 (4.27) −1.10 .258 .499

REM, rapid eye movement sleep; SD, standard deviation; SOL, sleep‐onset latency; TIB, time in bed; TST, total sleep time; WASO, wake after sleep onset.

p values reported here were corrected for multiple testing using the Benjamini and Hochberg correction method (Benjamini & Hochberg, 1995), which controls for false discovery rate, as opposed to the more commonly employed Bonferroni method, which controls for the family‐wise error rate. p values below the significance threshold of .05 are in bold.