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. 2022 Aug 17;13:948786. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2022.948786

Table 3.

Relationship between sleep quality and its various dimensions, coping styles and psychological distress among psychiatric nurses (n = 812, Shandong, China).

Psychological
distress
Positive
coping
style
Negative
coping
style
Sleep
quality
(PSQIT)
Subjective
sleep
quality
Sleep
latency
Sleep
persistence
Habitual
sleep
efficiency
Sleep
disorder
Use
hypnotic
drugs
Daytime
dysfunction
Psychological distress 1
Positive coping style −0.155** 1
Negative coping style 0.266** 0.174** 1
Sleep quality (PSQIT) 0.532** −0.177** 0.137** 1
Subjective sleep quality 0.456** −0.164** 0.118** 0.782** 1
Sleep latency 0.371** −0.163** 0.133** 0.715** 0.575** 1
Sleep persistence 0.318** −0.083* 0.053 0.700** 0.426** 0.359** 1
Habitual sleep efficiency 0.158** −0.05 −0.027 0.524** 0.221** 0.202** 0.541** 1
Sleep disorder 0.420** −0.133** 0.111** 0.649** 0.502** 0.434** 0.277** 0.126** 1
Use hypnotic drugs 0.212** −0.044 0.090* 0.449** 0.265** 0.187** 0.175** 0.128** 0.240** 1
Daytime dysfunction 0.447** −0.146** 0.147** 0.650** 0.490** 0.374** 0.231** 0.061 0.449** 0.290** 1

PSQIT-The total score of the Pittsburgh sleep quality index;

**

P < 0.01,

*

P < 0.05.