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

TABLE 4.

Within‐person fluctuations in daily happiness 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 487.30 (6.50), p < .001 12.44 (0.18), p < .001 402.11 (4.87), p < .001 93.12 (0.44), p < .001
Time −4.09 (1.63), p = .012 −0.09 (0.03), p = .003 −1.11 (0.95), p = .24 −0.01 (0.07), p = .87
Weekend vs. weekday 42.47 (7.41), p < .001 −0.58 (0.15), p < .001 28.11 (4.73), p < .001 −0.40 (0.33), p = .23
Daily pain −0.23 (8.58), p = .98 0.87 (0.23), p < .001 −0.55 (6.50, p = .93 −1.53 (0.54), p = .005
Daily happinessPC (within‐person) 2.57 (3.79), p = .50 −0.87 (0.10), p < .001 −4.56 (2.87), p = .11 −0.48 (0.24), p = .045
Averaged happiness (between‐person) 1.33 (7.74), p = .86 −1.71 (0.25), p < .001 −2.52 (5.44), p = .64 0.04 (0.53), p = .94
Sex −12.60 (8.39), p = .13 −0.49 (0.29), p = .088 −22.54 (6.58), p = .001 −1.60 (0.75), p = .033
Race/ethnicity 21.97 (8.79), p = .013 −0.81 (0.33), p = .014 −30.66 (7.46), p < .001 −2.29 (0.85), p = .008
Income‐to‐needs ratio −3.37 (2.37), p = .16 0.04 (0.10), p = .66 3.03 (1.84), p = .10 0.60 (0.19), p = .002
Random effects (Variance estimates)
Level 2 (Between‐person)
Intercept 5815.07 3.20*** 3356.17* 35.70**
Time 138.59 0.02* 17.67** 0.07
Weekend 6579.88*** 2.39*** 1812.27*** 3.92
Pain 3066.23* 1.32 741.36 6.72
Positive mood 99.06 0.44* 58.99 1.75
*

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.