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Table 2 Univariate logistic regression analyses of poor sleep quality (N=3081)

From: Associations of negative life events and coping styles with sleep quality among Chinese adolescents: a cross-sectional study

Variables

Poor sleep quality

P

OR (95%CI)

No (n=2259)

Yes (n=822)

Gendersa

 Male

1167 (74.6)

398 (25.4)

–

1.000

 Female

1092 (72.0)

424 (28.0)

0.112

1.138 (0.970, 1.336)

Gradesa

 First

794 (81.1)

185 (18.9)

–

1.000

 Second

792 (73.0)

293 (27.0)

<0.001

1.588 (1.289, 1.956)

 Third

673 (66.2)

344 (33.8)

<0.001

2.194 (1.785, 2.696)

School typesa

 Urban

1194 (76.9)

358 (23.1)

–

1.000

 Rural

1065 (69.7)

464 (30.3)

<0.001

1.453 (1.237, 1.706)

Family typesa

 Stem family

777 (73.3)

283 (26.7)

–

1.000

 Nuclear family

1259 (75.4)

410 (24.6)

0.212

0.894 (0.750, 1.066)

 Single-parent family

172 (63.5)

99 (36.5)

0.001

1.580 (1.192, 2.096)

Foster family

51 (63.0)

30 (37.0)

0.046

1.615 (1.008, 2.587)

Fathers’ education levelsa

 Junior college or higher

266 (79.6)

68 (20.4)

–

1.000

 Senior school

511 (76.2)

160 (23.8)

0.214

1.225 (0.889, 1.687)

 Junior middle school

1201 (72.9)

446 (27.1)

0.011

1.453 (1.090, 1.937)

 Primary school or less

281 (65.5)

148 (34.5)

<0.001

2.060 (1.477, 2.873)

Mothers’ education levelsa

 Junior college or higher

196 (77.8)

56 (22.2)

–

1.000

 Senior school

352 (75.9)

112 (24.1)

0.564

1.114 (0.773, 1.605)

 Junior middle school

1083 (74.8)

364 (25.2)

0.320

1.176 (0.854, 1.620)

 Primary school or less

628 (68.4)

290 (31.6)

0.004

1.616 (1.164, 2.244)

Smokinga

 No

2226 (74.1)

777 (25.9)

–

1.000

 Yes

33 (42.3)

45 (57.7)

<0.001

3.907 (2.475, 6.167)

Drinking alcohola

 No

1623 (77.8)

463 (22.2)

–

1.000

 Yes

636 (63.9)

359 (36.1)

<0.001

1.979 (1.677, 2.335)

Physical exercisesa

 Often exercise

628 (75.7)

202 (24.3)

–

1.000

 Lack of exercise

1631 (72.5)

620 (27.5)

0.074

1.182 (0.984, 1.420)

Self-rated healtha

 Good

1381 (80.1)

343 (19.9)

–

1.000

 Fair

790 (67.6)

378 (32.4)

<0.001

1.926 (1.625, 2.284)

 Poor

88 (46.6)

101 (53.4)

<0.001

4.621 (3.392, 6.296)

Self-perceived study stressesa

 Low

478 (89.2)

58 (10.8)

–

1.000

 Fair

1211 (77.9)

343 (22.1)

<0.001

2.334 (1.733, .144)

 High

570 (57.5)

421 (42.5)

<0.001

6.087 (4.508, 8.218)

Depressive symptomsa

 No

2019 (81.8)

448 (18.2)

–

1.000

 Yes

240 (39.1)

374 (60.9)

<0.001

7.023 (5.798, 8.507)

Negative life eventsb

47.5 (16.2)

65.0 (21.2)

<0.001

1.049 (1.044, 1.054)

 Interpersonal relationships

10.1 (4.4)

14.1 (4.9)

<0.001

1.190 (1.168, 1.212)

 Academic pressure

10.4 (4.0)

14.0 (4.8)

<0.001

1.206 (1.182, 1.230)

 Being punished

11.1 (4.6)

15.2 (6.3)

<0.001

1.139 (1.122, 1.157)

 Loss

4.6 (2.6)

6.3 (3.6)

<0.001

1.178 (1.149, 1.209)

 Change for adaptation

5.6 (2.1)

7.6 (3.2)

<0.001

1.351 (1.305, 1.398)

 Others

5.6 (2.2)

7.8 (3.6)

<0.001

1.306 (1.266, 1.347)

Coping stylesb

 Positive coping style

16.0 (8.3)

15.8 (7.6)

0.566

0.997 (0.987, 1.007)

 Negative coping style

6.2 (4.2)

8.1 (4.7)

<0.001

1.099 (1.080, 1.119)

  1. Note:
  2. aCategorical variables are presented as the frequencies and percentages
  3. bContinuous variables are presented as the mean and standard deviation
  4. Poor sleep quality was assessed with the PSQI