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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Sleep Med. 2021 Nov 11;93:90–99. doi: 10.1016/j.sleep.2021.11.004

Table 1.

Correlations between the individual items of the various sleep environment and presleep conditions measures with SES, race, and sleep.

% endorsement SES Race Sleepiness Sleep/Wake
Problems
Sleep Environment
Noise outside 24.4% −.12 .03 .11 .30**
Noise inside 34.0% −.09 −.03 .23** .26**
Someone snoring 20.9% −.13 .03 .11 .23**
Uncomfortable bed 26.0% −.14* −.03 .15* .26**
Temperature of room 55.6% −.07 −.09 .14* .21**
TV, radio, or computer 24.6% −.08 .00 .11 .24**
Too much light 22.2% −.01 −.06 .12* .20**
Received calls or texts 48.2% −.07 .07 .17** .27**
Bed crowding 10.2% −.10 −.14 .07 .19*
Pet in room 27.3% −.07 −.14* .20** .23**
Presleep Worries
About schoolwork 34.5% −.07 −.06 .22** .26**
About family 23.9% −.15* .08 .17** .31**
About friends 25.7% −.03 −.18** .17** .22**
About other kids 13.8% −.07 −.04 .12* .21**
About other things 35.4% −.01 −.14* .19** .28**
Presleep Somatic Complaints
Bathroom 47.8% −.09 −.08 .19** .27**
Pain 33.3% −.16* −.05 .18** .22**
Trouble breathing 11.2% −.05 −.05 .13* .21**
Stomachache 27.3% −.15* −.03 .15* .26**
Sick 26.0% −.06 −.05 .17** .19**

Note: 0 = White, 1 = Black.

*

p ≤ .05

**

p < .01