This report investigates the relationship between gender and insomnia, utilizing data from a study of 172 participants. The aim was to determine if gender significantly affects insomnia prevalence and sleep quality. The study used the Insomnia Severity Index (ISI) and bedtime PSQI (Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index) to assess insomnia severity and sleep quality, respectively. The results indicated a positive correlation between gender and insomnia severity, with females showing a higher mean ISI score than males, suggesting a greater susceptibility to insomnia. While a negative correlation was found between gender and sleep quality, the relationship was not statistically significant. The report concludes that gender indeed plays a role in insomnia prevalence, with females being more prone to the condition, possibly due to factors like depressive symptoms. Desklib provides access to similar reports and solved assignments for students.