Table 2: Sleep problems among participants.

Variables Depressive symptoms P –value
Yes
n=173(43.5%)
No
n=225(56.5%)
Subjective sleep quality (Component 1) - - .0001
Very good 41(23.7%) 129(57.3%) -
fairly good 96(55.5%) 86(38.2%) -
fairly bad 19(11.0%) 8(3.6%) -
very bad 17(9.8%) 2(0.9%) -
Sleep latency (Component 2) - - .0001
0(<15 minutes) 33(19.1%) 120(53.3%) -
1(16-30minutes) 9(5.2%) 21(9.3%) -
2(31-60 minutes) 45(26.0%) 43(19.1%) -
3(>60minuntes) 86(49.7%) 41(18.2%) -
sleep duration (Component 3) - - .0001
>7 hours 38(22.0%) 72(32.0%) -
6-7hours 25(14.5%) 69(30.7%) -
5-6 hours 61(35.3%) 61(27.1%) -
<5 hours 49(28.3%) 23(10.2%) -
Habitual sleep efficiency (Component 4) - - 0.0001
>85% (very good) 43(24.9%) 97(43.1%) -
75%-84% (fairly good ) 31(17.9%) 57(25.3%) -
65%-74% (fairly bad) 29(16.8%) 40(17.8%) -
<65 % (very bad) 70(40.5%) 31(13.8%) -
Sleep disturbances (Component 5) - - 0.0001
0 (very good) 36(20.8%) 132(58.7%) -
1-9( fairly good) 67(38.7%) 46(20.4%) -
10-18 (fairly bad) 51(29.5%) 29(12.9%) -
19-27( very bad) 19(11.0%) 18(8.0%) -
use of sleep medicine (Component 6) - - .459
not at all 157(90.8%) 211(93.8%) -
less than once a week 6(3.5%) 4(1.8%) -
once or twice a week 10(5.8%) 10(4.4%) -
Daytime dysfunction (Component 7) - - .0001
0(Very good) 122(70.5%) 198(88.0%) -
1(Fairly good) 28(16.2%) 14(6.2%) -
2(Fairly bad) 22(12.7%) 13(5.8%) -
3(Very bad) 1(0.6%) 0(0.0%) -