Sleep quality of Chinese adolescents: Distribution and its associated factors

Aim: To investigate the sleep quality status and its associated factors (including psychological and physiological as well as social demographic factors) among Chinese mainland adolescents. Methods: Ten schools, including junior schools, senior schools and universities of Hefei (the capital of Anhui Province in China), were randomly selected. By using the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index, Self‐Rated Health Measurement Scale Version 1.0, University of California, Los Angeles, Loneliness Scale, Beck Depression Inventory, Self‐rating Anxiety Scale and a demographic survey, a cross‐sectional study was implemented to 5226 students of the selected schools to investigate the adolescents' sleep quality, self‐rated health, psychological status and demographic variables. Results: There were significant sleep quality differences between different groups of grade level, residence, family type, self‐report personality, self‐report examination scores, self‐rated health, depression, loneliness and anxiety according to the results of the univariate analysis (P < 0.01 or