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. 2022 May 21;93(5):e547–e562. doi: 10.1111/cdev.13798

TABLE 3.

Within‐person fluctuations in daily negative mood as predictor of subjective and objective measures of sleep the same night

Dependent variable
Self‐reported sleep minutes Self‐reported sleep/wake problems Objective sleep minutes Objective sleep efficiency
Fixed effects
b (SE), p b (SE), p b (SE), p b (SE), p
Intercept 487.41 (6.50), p < .001 12.47 (0.18), p < .001 402.30 (486), p < .001 93.13 (0.44), p < .001
Time −4.17 (1.62), p = .011 −0.10 (0.03), p = .002 −1.12 (0.94), p = .24 −0.01 (0.07), p = .89
Weekend vs. weekday 41.95 (7.42), p < .001 −0.57 (0.15), p < .001 27.76 (4.71), p < .001 −0.36 (0.33), p = .29
Daily pain −0.72 (8.77), p = .94 0.55 (0.22), p = .012 −1.57 (6.50), p = .81 −1.71 (0.54), p = .002
Negative moodPC (within‐person) 0.67 (4.91), p = .89 1.30 (0.15), p < .001 7.20 (3.62), p = .048 0.72 (0.30, p = .015
Average negative mood (between‐person) −7.87 (6.59), p = .23 2.17 (0.28), p < .001 −3.03 (5.25), p = .56 0.05 (0.64), p = .94
Sex −14.00 (8.62), p = .11 −0.17 (0.28), p = .55 −24.09 (6.65), p < .001 −1.68 (0.76), p = .028
Race/ethnicity −24.44 (8.84), p = .006 −0.42 (0.32), p = .19 −32.12 (7.65), p < .001 −2.44 (0.87), p ‐ .005
Income‐to‐needs ratio −3.74 (2.34), p = .11 0.08 (0.10), p = .44 2.66 (1.77), p = .13 0.63 (0.19), p = .001
Random effects (Variance estimates)
Level 2 (Between‐person)
Intercept 5786.12 5.70*** 3355.52** 36.11
Time 130.05 0.02** 19.17** 0.13
Weekend 6724.45* 2.10** 1781.89*** 4.58
Pain 3575.63 1.05* 740.08* 5.18
Negative mood 173.79 1.26 77.58 2.22
*

p < .05

**

p < .01

***

p < .001.

Note: Results from models with robust standard errors reported. Bold indicates a significant within‐person or between‐person association between negative mood and sleep. PC, person‐centered. Weekend coded 0 = weekday, 1 = weekend; Pain coded 0 = no, 1 = yes; Sex coded 0 = female, 1 = male; Race/ethnicity coded 0 = White/European American, 1 = racial/ethnic minority.