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Validation of the Karolinska Sleepiness Scale in Korean

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Background and Purpose The Karolinska Sleepiness Scale (KSS) is widely used for assessing current level of sleepiness, but it has not been validated in South Korea. This study aimed to validate the KSS using the Stanford Sleepiness Scale (SSS), polysomnography (PSG), and electroencephalography (EEG). Methods The sample consisted of 27 adult participants in this study aged 40.5±7.7 years (mean±standard deviation) and included 22 males. They completed questionnaires and underwent EEG recording and overnight PSG. The KSS was completed from 18:00 to 24:00 every 2 hours and following PSG (at 07:00). KSS scores changed over time and in particular increased with the time since waking, with the score peaking at 24:00. Results Convergent validity of the KSS was verified by performing a Spearman correlation analysis between the KSS and SSS (r=0.742, p<0.01). Concurrent validity of the KSS was verified by performing a Spearman correlation analysis between the KSS administered before sleep and the sleep onset latency measured using PSG (r=-0.456, p<0.05). Alpha waves were measured 5 minutes before administering the KSS, and the KSS scores were compared with these alpha waves. There were no significant correlations observed between the KSS scores and alpha waves measured in the left occipital area (O1), left frontal area (F3), or left central area (C3). In addition, Spearman correlation analyses of the difference between KSS scores and alpha waves measured at O1, F3, and C3 produced no significant results. Conclusions This study verified the convergent validity and concurrent validity of the KSS, and confirmed the capabilities of this scale in assessing sleepiness changes over time.

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Background and Purpose The Karolinska Sleepiness Scale (KSS) is widely used for assessing current level of sleepiness, but it has not been validated in South Korea. This study aimed to validate the KSS using the Stanford Sleepiness Scale (SSS), polysomnography (PSG), and electroencephalography (EEG). Methods The sample consisted of 27 adult participants in this study aged 40.5±7.7 years (mean±standard deviation) and included 22 males. They completed questionnaires and underwent EEG recording and overnight PSG. The KSS was completed from 18:00 to 24:00 every 2 hours and following PSG (at 07:00). KSS scores changed over time and in particular increased with the time since waking, with the score peaking at 24:00. Results Convergent validity of the KSS was verified by performing a Spearman correlation analysis between the KSS and SSS (r=0.742, p<0.01). Concurrent validity of the KSS was verified by performing a Spearman correlation analysis between the KSS administered before sleep and the sleep onset latency measured using PSG (r=-0.456, p<0.05). Alpha waves were measured 5 minutes before administering the KSS, and the KSS scores were compared with these alpha waves. There were no significant correlations observed between the KSS scores and alpha waves measured in the left occipital area (O1), left frontal area (F3), or left central area (C3). In addition, Spearman correlation analyses of the difference between KSS scores and alpha waves measured at O1, F3, and C3 produced no significant results. Conclusions This study verified the convergent validity and concurrent validity of the KSS, and confirmed the capabilities of this scale in assessing sleepiness changes over time.

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