Children in the earlier, longer, consistent sleep health class scored higher on expressive vocabulary than peers in the later, shorter, inconsistent class after covariate adjustment¶

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q2 i? After controlling for demographic and social construct covariates, children in the earlier, longer, consistent sleep health class had higher WJ-III Picture Vocabulary scores, indicating stronger expressive vocabulary (β=2.75, p<0.1). → Turnbull Khara L. P. PhD; Mateus Deiby Mayaris Cubides; LoCasale-Crouch Jennifer PhD; Lewin Daniel S. Ph.D. 2022

Evidence¶

Turnbull Khara L. P. PhD; Mateus Deiby Mayaris Cubides; LoCasale-Crouch Jennifer PhD; Lewin Daniel S. Ph.D. 2022¶

Turnbull Khara L. P. PhD; Mateus Deiby Mayaris Cubides; LoCasale-Crouch Jennifer PhD; Lewin Daniel S. Ph.D., D.ABSM; CBSM; Williford Amanda P. PhD. (2022). Sleep Patterns and School Readiness of Pre-Kindergarteners from Racially/Ethnically Diverse, Low-Income Backgrounds: A Secondary Data Analysis. The Journal of Pediatrics. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10621568/

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Linear regression of school readiness on class membership with covariates (Table 3, column 2), in a secondary analysis of 351 low-income pre-kindergarteners. The article reports "higher WJ-III Picture Vocabulary scores, indicating stronger expressive vocabulary (β=2.75, p<0.1)" for the earlier, longer, consistent class.

"children classified in the earlier, longer, consistent sleep health class had higher WJ-III Picture Vocabulary scores, indicating stronger expressive vocabulary (β=2.75, p<0.1) than children classified in the later, shorter, inconsistent sleep health class."

Discussion¶

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