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Table 1 Univariable comparisons between individuals with BD and HC for demographics, clinical and sleep variables

From: Misperception of sleep in bipolar disorder: an exploratory study using questionnaire versus actigraphy

Variables

HC (n = 63)

BD (n = 133)

P-values

Age (mean)

36.24 (SD 13.54)

45.95 (SD 13.03)

.000

Sex (% female)

58.7% (n = 37)

61.7% (n = 82)

.695a

BMI

23.48 (SD 3.67)

25.64 (SD 4.51)

.001

OSA risk

3.2% (n = 2)

23.3% (n = 31)

.000a

Average daily coffee intake

1.31 (SD 1.10)

2.43 (SD 2.30)

.000

Average daily alcohol units

1.09 (SD 1.14)

1.00 (SD 1.26)

.634

Average daily cigarettes

2.06 (SD 4.12)

5.44 (SD 8.02)

.000

MADRS

.25 (SD 1.43)

2.29 (SD 3.44)

.000

YMRS

.07 (SD 0.33)

.77 (SD 1.55)

.000

TST by PSQI (hours)

7:07 (SD 1:00)

7:26 (SD 1:23)

.098

TST by actigraphy (hours)

7:46 (SD 0:43)

8:07 (SD 1:01)

.018

SL by PSQI (minutes)

18.83 (SD 16.86)

23.08 (SD 20.34)

.152

SL by actigraphy (minutes)

15.37 (SD 19.47)

15.10 (SD 13.43)

.910

SE by PSQI (in  %)

90.57 (SD 7.88)

86.58 (SD 12.44)

.021

SE by actigraphy (in  %)

84.31 (SD 8.07)

84.13 (SD 6.37)

.872

TST misperceptionb

0.86 (SD 0.36)

0.93 (SD 0.42)

.202

SL misperceptionb

3.36 (SD 2.05)

3.54 (SD 1.90)

.550

SE misperceptionb

2.72 (SD 1.19)

2.95 (SD 1.31)

.245

  1. HC healthy controls, BD bipolar disorder, BMI body mass index, OSA risk any positive score related to obstructive sleep apnea on The Berlin Questionnaire, MADRS Montgomery and Asberg Depression Rating Scale, YMRS Young Mania Rating Scale, PSQI Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index, TST total sleep time, SL sleep latency, SE sleep efficiency
  2. ap values from Chi Square; blog-transformed values given