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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Sep 7.
Published in final edited form as: J Pineal Res. 2021 Aug 3;71(2):e12757. doi: 10.1111/jpi.12757

Table 2.

Sleep outcomes assessed each day on school days and free days during in-person, remote learning and vacation (fixed effects), with participant (n=59) as random effect. Data for other conditions are presented as relative to the mean during in-person school days (“Reference”).

β Lower CI Upper CI p
Sleep Onset Time (hh:mm)
Reference: In-person school day 22:08 21:51 22:24
In-person free day 0:35 0:23 0:46 <0.0001
Remote school day 0:26 0:17 0:34 <0.0001
Remote free day 0:59 0:49 1:08 <0.0001
Vacation 0:57 0:40 1:13 <0.0001
Wake Time (hh:mm)
Reference: In-person school day 6:50 6:39 7:02
In-person free day 1:05 0:54 1:16 <0.0001
Remote school day 0:49 0:41 0:57 <0.0001
Remote free day 1:40 1:31 1:50 <0.0001
Vacation 1:20 1:04 1:36 <0.0001
Sleep Duration (hh:mm)
Reference: In-person school day 8:42 8:29 8:55
In-person free day 0:30 0:16 0:43 0.0002
Remote school day 0:22 0:12 0:32 <0.0001
Remote free day 0:41 0:29 0:52 <0.0001
Vacation 0:23 0:04 0:43 0.18

Notes: Table shows unstandardized coefficients (β) in h:mm time, Lower and Upper 95% confidence intervals in h:mm time, and p-values, with significant values in bold. Comparisons are made to the in-person school day mean. Multiple post-hoc comparisons were run to examine differences between each fixed effect (see also Table S2). Daily sleep timing was measured using wrist-actigraphy. 1196 sleep entries were included in the model, with 5 fixed effects coefficients, and participant as a random effect. P-values indicate whether the metric is significantly different from zero.