INFORMAZIONI SU QUESTO ARTICOLO

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FIGURE 1.

Distribution of PSQI global scores for female and male students. The horizontal line indicates the cut-off score of 5
Distribution of PSQI global scores for female and male students. The horizontal line indicates the cut-off score of 5

The results from the single items “Minutes of sleep per night”, part of the subscale Sleep duration, and “Problems staying awake last month”, part of the subscale Daytime dysfunction, divided by sex

TotalFemaleMaleMissing data on sexp-value between sexes
Minutes of sleep per nightmean (CI 95%)492 (484-500)495 (485-505)483 (467-498)0.11
SD57.459.254.5
range330-810330-810385-615
n1981394910
n < 8h54351720.2
% < 8h27%25%35%
Problems staying awaken never7955222
n less than 1 time/week6546154
n 1 to 2 times/week382693
n 3 or more times/week181431
n > 1 to 2 times/week56401240.6
n total2001414910
% > 1 to 2 times/week28%28.4%24.5%

The items in the subscale Sleep disturbance from Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) by sex Item from PSQI Subscale Sleep Disturbance

Item from PSQI Subscale Sleep DisturbanceFemaleMalep-value between sexes
No sleep in 30 minmean1.471.270.143
CI 95 %(1.27-1.66)(0.97-1.56)
n14149
Nightly wakeningn14149
mean1.100.530.0003
CI 95 %(0.93-1.27)(0.3-0.76)
Toilet visitsmean0.650.410.0491
CI 95 %(0.50-0.81)(0.2-0.62)
n14149
Breathing difficultiesmean0.20.220.6116
CI 95 %(0.11-0.28)(0.03-0.42)
n14149
Snoring/coughingmean0.250.140.1394
CI 95 %(0.15-0.35)(-0.01-0.3)
n14149
Feeling coldmean1.00.50.0006
CI 95 %(0.88-1.23)(0.28-0.74)
n14049
Feeling hotn13948
mean0.930.630.0297
CI 95 %(0.76-1.09)(0.38-0.87)
Unpleasant dreamsmean0.810.23<0.001
CI 95 %(0.66-0.97)(0.08-0.38)
n13948
Achemean0.330.10.0241
CI 95 %(0.21-0.45)(0.01-0.23)
n13949
Othermean0.590.50.2781
CI 95 %(0.44-0.75)(0.21-0.79)
n13848

The results of the subscales from the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index in Swedish adolescents by sex

Subscales of PSQITotalFemaleMaleMissing data on sexp-value between sexes
Sleep qualitymean1.271.281.18p = 0.20
CI 95%(1.17-1.37)(1.17-1.40)(0.96-1.41)
n2001414910
Sleep latencymean1.51.531.37p = 0.17
CI 95%(1.35-1.65)(1.35-1.71)(1.10-1.63)
n2001414910
Sleep durationmean0.820.80.82p = 0.55
CI 95%(0.72-0.92)(0.68-0.92)(0.59-1.04)
n2021414912
Habitual sleep efficiencymean0.390.360.42p = 0.68
Cl 95%(0.28-0.49)(0.24-0.48)(0.2-0.63)
n1991394812
Sleep disturbancemean1.081.140.91p= 0.0020
CI 95%(1.01-1.15)(1.06-1.22)(0.79-1.04)
n1881324610
Use of sleeping medicationmean0.110.090.1p = 0.55
Cl 95%(0.05-0.18)(0.02-0.16)(-0.02-0.22)
n2001414910
n using13832
Daytime dysfunctionmean1.541.541.43p = 0.19
CI 95%(1.43-1.64)(1.41-1.66)(1.21-1.65)
n2001414910
n affected18713344
% affected93.5%94.3%89.8%

Spearman correlations between overall sleep quality (Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index [PSQI]) and general mental health (Global Severity Index from Symptoms Checklist 90 [GSI]) as well as perceived stress (Perceived Stress Scale [PSS]), by sex

ScalesAllFemaleMale
ρnp-valueρnp-valueρnp-value
PSQI–GSI0.4393179< 0.00010.4137129< 0.00010.4375440.0030
PSQI–PSS0.4802166< 0.00010.4437122< 0.00010.603240< 0.0001

The results of Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) in 185 Swedish adolescents by sex

PSQITotalaFemalebMalebMissing data on sexp-value between sexes
n1851304510
Mean score CI 95%6.70 (6.30-7.20)6.72 (6.23-7.21)6.31 (5.41-7.21)p = 0.20
n > score 51409932p = 0.50
% > score 576%76%71%
p-value mean score>score 5p< 0.0001p< 0.0001p= 0.0026
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Medicine, Basic Medical Science, other