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Table 3 Percentage of sleep disturbances (poor sleepers) in different age stages, levels of education, marital status and regions among overall participants, nonsmokers, and cigarette smokers

From: Sleep quality in cigarette smokers and nonsmokers: findings from the general population in central China

Variables

insomnia (PSQI > 5), %

 

Overall

nonsmokers

smokers

p*

Age (yrs)

 12–17, %

15.4%

14.6%

33.3%

< 0.001

 18–29, %

24.7%

23.3%

30.0%

< 0.001

 30–39, %

23.6%

21.4%

30.3%

< 0.001

 40–49, %

25.0%

23.5%

28.2%

< 0.001

 50–59, %

31.8%

30.0%

35.1%

0.011

 ≥60, %

45.2%

43.4%

49.5%

0.003

Education (yrs)

 Illiteracy or Primary school%

32.6%

31.4%

35.9%

0.003

 Middle school%

22.4%

20.3%

28.6%

< 0.001

 High school%

27.0%

24.4%

34.3%

0.011

 University%

26.6%

24.6%

33.5%

0.003

Marital status

 Married %

26.0%

25.0%

31.2%

< 0.001

 First marriage%

26.7%

25.0%

31.0%

–

 Re-married %

39.6%

35.5%

46.4%

–

 Unmarried %

26.6%

24.1%

37.7%

< 0.001

 Never married%

22.0%

20.1%

32.5%

–

 Divorced %

38.5%

39.6%

41.9%

–

 Widowed %

54.2%

53.0%

57.5%

–

 Separated %

35.8%

32.9%

42.0%

–

Regions

 Rural region%

29.4%

27.3%

34.6%

< 0.001

 Urban region %

25.5%

23.5%

31.6%

< 0.001

 Provincial capital city%

27.0%

25.1%

33.5%

–

 Prefecture-level city%

23.5%

21.3%

30.0%

–

 County-level city%

25.9%

23.9%

31.3%

–

 Small town%

24.8%

22.9%

30.7%

–

  1. %: the percentage of subjects. PSQI Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index
  2. * Significant difference between groups of nonsmokers and smokers, p < 0.01
  3. Percentage differences were analyzed between nonsmokers and smokers by the Chi-squared test