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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Nov 14.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatrics. 2022 Jun 1;149(6):e2021054068. doi: 10.1542/peds.2021-054068

TABLE 6.

Moderating Effects of Individual Characteristics for the Association Between School Start Time and Youth Outcomes

95% CI
Moderator Developmental Outcomes Predictor ES Lower Upper P

Age Aggregated outcome Age in months −0.005 −0.025 0.015 .56
Sleep Age in months −0.006 −0.035 0.023 .60
Duration Age in months
Quality Age in months
Bedtime Age in months
Wake time Age in months
Chronotype Age in months
Sleepiness Age in months
Socioemotional Age in months
Negative Age in months
Academic Age in months
Sex Aggregated outcome Female %
Sleep Female %
Duration Female %
Quality Female %
Bedtime Female %
Wake time Female %
Chronotype Female %
Sleepiness Female %
Socioemotional Female %
Negative Female %
Academic Female %
Race Aggregated outcome Black % vs White %
Latinx % vs White %
Asian % vs White %
Other % vs White%
Sleep Black % vs White %
Latinx % vs White %
Asian % vs White %
Other % vs White%
Duration Black % vs White %
Latinx % vs White %
Asian % vs White %
Other % vs White%
Quality Black % vs White %
Latinx % vs White %
Asian % vs White %
Other % vs White%
Bedtime Black % vs White %
Latinx % vs White %
Asian % vs White %
Other % vs White%
Aggregated outcome Minority % vs White %
Sleep Minority % vs White %
Duration Minority % vs White %
Quality Minority % vs White %
Bedtime Minority % vs White %
Wake time Minority % vs White %
Chronotype Minority % vs White %
Sleepiness Minority % vs White %
Socioemotional Minority % vs White %
Negative Minority % vs White %
Academic Minority % vs White %

Age was adjusted in all analyses. Estimates with df < 4 are not considered to be reliable. ES, effect sizes assessed in correlation; —, refer to analyses where the degrees of freedom was less than 4, which would provide unreliable estimates, therefore estimates were not analyzed.