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Original Research

Social Jetlag and Excessive Daytime Sleepiness from a Sample of Russian Children and Adolescents

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Pages 729-737 | Published online: 04 Jun 2021

Figures & data

Table 1 Descriptive Statistics of the Sample

Table 2 Factor Loadings of the Single Items Onto the PDSS

Figure 1 Frequency distribution of PDSS-RUS scores in full sample (A), elementary school (B), middle school (C), and high school (D).

Figure 1 Frequency distribution of PDSS-RUS scores in full sample (A), elementary school (B), middle school (C), and high school (D).

Table 3 Sleep Variables of Schoolchildren in Various Grades

Table 4 Correlations Between PDSS Scores and Sleep-Wake Variables

Figure 2 Relationship between daytime sleepiness (PDSS score) and chronotype (MSFsc) and Social Jetlag.

Figure 2 Relationship between daytime sleepiness (PDSS score) and chronotype (MSFsc) and Social Jetlag.

Table 5 Factors Affecting Daytime Sleepiness in Russian School Children, with PDSS Score as Dependent Variable and Age, Sex, Social Jetlag, Average Sleep Duration and Midpoint of Sleep as Independent Variables