Table 2
More Canadian women than men reported problems falling asleep or staying asleep
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| Both sexes | Men | Women | |
|---|---|---|---|
| percentage | |||
| Average |
30
|
25
|
35*
|
| Children under 15 years old | |||
| No children † |
30
|
25
|
36*
|
| 1 child |
30
|
25
|
35*
|
| 2 or more children |
27ª
|
25
|
29ª
|
| Shift work | |||
| Daytime schedule † |
26
|
21
|
32*
|
| Other |
34ª
|
31ª
|
38ª*
|
| † Reference group. | |||
| * Statistically significant difference from men at p<0.05. | |||
| ª Statistically significant difference from the reference group at p<0.05. | |||
| Source: Statistics Canada, General Social Survey, 2005. | |||
| Table source: Hurst, M. (2008). Who gets any sleep these days? Sleep patterns of Canadians. Canadian Social Trends, 85, Statistics Canada, Catalogue no. 11-008-XWE. | |||
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