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. 2021 Nov 1;5(11):e25392. doi: 10.2196/25392

Table 2.

Change in sleep indices for DOZE (Delivering Online Zzz’s with Empirical Support) study finishersa.

Sleep diary variable Period 1, mean (SD) Period 2, mean (SD) t testb (df) P value Cohen d
Bedtime variability (hours) 4.26 (2.16) 4.96 (4.08) 0.52 (49) .60 0.07
Sleep attempt variability (hours) 4.04 (2.19) 4.01 (2.13) 0.88 (49) .38 0.12
Wake time variability (hours) 4.59 (2.47) 4.62 (2.38) −0.22 (49) .83 0.03
Rise time variability (hours) 4.71 (2.41) 5.05 (2.83) −0.13 (49) .90 0.02
Nap duration (hours) 0.370 (0.50) 0.220 (0.32) 1.63 (32) .11 0.28
Morning lingering in bed (hours) 0.402 (0.28) 0.353 (0.30) 2.24 (46) .03 0.30
Time in bed (hours) 8.35 (1.06) 8.49 (0.85) −2.40 (49) .02 0.34
Total sleep time (hours) 7.34 (0.93) 7.67 (0.97) −4.23 (49) <.001 0.60
Total wake time (hours) 1.00 (0.54) 0.837 (0.55) 2.54 (47) .01 0.36
Sleep efficiency (%) 87.67 (6.44) 90.18 (6.46) −3.43 (49) .001 0.48
Frequency of sleep-interfering substance usec 0.142 (0.21) 0.131 (0.21) 0.34 (49)d .74 0.05

aTest statistic and Cohen d are for log-transformed variables, whereas means and SDs refer to untransformed variables.

bTest is 2-tailed.

cFrequency of substance use refers to the proportion of days within a period in which sleep-interfering substance use was endorsed in the sleep diary.

dNot log-transformed.