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Table 1 Characteristics of participants

From: Comparison of factor structures of the Pittsburgh sleep quality index between mid- and late pregnancy among Korean women: a cross-sectional study

  

Mid-pregnancy (n = 137)

Late pregnancy (n = 144)

 

Variable (n = 281)

 

N (%) or

Mean (SD)

Range

N (%) or

Mean (SD)

Range

p

Age

 

30.7 (3.6)

20–38

30.8 (3.8)

21–48

.770

Gestational period (week)

 

22.6 (3.8)

14.3–27.9

32.7 (3.05)

28.0–39.0

 < .001

Planned

No

47 (34.6)

 

48 (33.8)

 

.894

pregnancy

Yes

89 (65.4)

 

94 (66.2)

  

Education

 ≤ High school

19 (13.9)

 

25 (17.5)

 

.538

College

99 (72.3)

 

103 (72.0)

  

Graduate

19 (13.9)

 

15 (10.5)

 

.288

Employment

No

105 (77.2)

 

101 (71.6)

  

Yes

31 (22.8)

 

40 (28.4)

  

Household income

Very low

15 (11.0)

 

19 (13.9)

 

.897

Low

88 (64.7)

 

85 (62.0)

  

Middle

24 (17.6)

 

25 (18.2)

  

High

9 (6.6)

 

8 (5.8)

  

Regular

No

83 (60.6)

 

76 (52.8)

 

.282

exercise

Yes

54 (39.4)

 

67 (46.5)

  

Pre-pregnancy

Underweight

19 (13.9)

 

25 (17.4)

 

.142

BMI

Healthy weight

90 (65.7)

 

93 (64.6)

  

Overweight

9 (6.6)

 

16 (11.1)

  

Obese

19 (13.9)

 

10 (6.9)

  

Sleep quality

Good (≤ 5)

59 (43.4)

 

46 (32.2)

 

0.53

Poor (≥ 6)

77 (56.6)

 

97 (67.8)

  

Depressive symptoms

 

9.5 (7.3)

0–34

10.9 (8.4)

0–38

.135

Pregnancy stress

 

51.7 (10.1)

28–82

51.3 (11.4)

20–95

.749

  1. SD Standard deviation, BMI Body mass index