英文摘要 |
The main purpose of this study was to investigate the factors related to sleep quality of students from one private high school in Taipei City. Multi-stage stratified cluster sampling method and a self-administered structured questionnaire were used. A total of 357 valid samples ( response rate 100% ) from 8 classes were collected. The results of this study are summarized as follows: 1. Participants’ perceived health status was below average, while the scores of sleep environment, sleep habits, internet use, eating habits among the personal habits were above average. The life stress was lower than average, while the highest score came from academic pressure, followed by family pressure and interpersonal pressure. The average PSQI score was on medium level. 2. The background variables, personal habits and life stress of the study could effectively predict the sleep quality and explain the total amount of variance by 35.2%. The main predictive variables included gender, conscientious health status, sleep environment, sleep habits, internet use, academic pressure and family pressure. Perceived health status was the most influential factor. 3. The results showed females and people with worse perceived health status, worse sleep environment, worse sleep habits, worse internet use, more academic or family pressure had poorer sleep quality. |