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. 2022 Nov 5;10:254. doi: 10.1186/s40359-022-00958-7

Table 5.

Association between quality of sleep and behavioral problems

Crude model IPTW model
OR 95% CI p OR 95% CI p
Subjective sleep quality
No-risk group (= 0) Ref Ref
Risk group (≥ 1) 4.000 1.395 11.467 0.010 3.373 1.159 9.811 0.026
Sleep latency
No-risk group (= 0) Ref Ref
Risk group (≥ 1) 1.930 0.991 3.760 0.053 1.993 0.974 4.078 0.059
Sleep duration
No-risk group (= 0) Ref Ref
Risk group (≥ 1) 1.657 0.616 4.453 0.317 1.785 0.593 5.369 0.302
Habitual sleep efficiency
No-risk group (= 0) Ref Ref
Risk group (≥ 1) 5.713 1.450 22.518 0.013 2.834 0.628 12.802 0.176
Sleep disturbances
No-risk group (= 0) Ref Ref
Risk group (≥ 1) 3.035 1.475 6.245 0.003 2.473 1.165 5.251 0.018
Use of sleeping medication
No-risk group (= 0) Ref Ref
Risk group (≥ 1) 4.991 0.506 49.194 0.169 3.452 0.350 34.023 0.289
Daytime dysfunction
No-risk group (= 0) Ref Ref
Risk group (≥ 1) 13.040 3.930 43.265  < 0.001 11.295 3.345 38.139  < 0.001
PSQI-global score
No-risk group (≤ 5) Ref Ref
Risk group (> 5) 9.577 3.906 23.480  < 0.001 8.988 3.119 25.898  < 0.001

Bold numbers indicate statistically significant differences

IPTW model, inverse probability of treatment weighted model; OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; PSQI, Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index