Briefly explain what patterns can be observed for weekdays in this table.

TABLE 3. Average weekly class start times, sleep schedules, and alcohol consumption (means + SD) Early-morning (n = 78) Class Schedule Mid-morning (n = 127) Late-morning (n = 48) Dependent measure 08:56 + 20 00:38 +62 07:59 + 38 7.40 + 1.08 10:12 + 25* 00:55 +56 08:43 +50* 7.97 + 1.04* 11:29 +23* 01:01 74* 09:14 + 64* 8.36 + 1.36* Weekdays Class Start Time (h:min) Bedtime (h:min) Rise Time (h:min) Total Sleep Time (h) Weekends Bedtime (h:min) Rise Time (h:min) Total Sleep Time (h) Bedtime Delay (min) Weekend Oversleep (min) Alcohol use (Amount)# Alcohol use (Frequency)# Alcohol use (Binge Drinking)# 01:25 +82 10:09 + 88 8.38 + 1.30 61 +55 90 + 64 5.08 +3.79 54.24 + 52.60 1.66 + 1.71 01:35 +68 10:10 + 81 8.14 +1.39 66 +44 72 +62 5.49 +3.76 68.78 +59.36 2.43 +2.26* 01:51 + 86 10:23 + 86 8.15 +1.41 60 +47 80 + 77 6.56 +5.21* 77.25 +61.69* 2.17 +2.13 Bedtimes, Rise Times, and Total Sleep Times are given as weighted averages of weekday and weekend times obtained via sleep survey. Bedtime Delay and Weekend Oversleep are deviation scores (i.e., absolute values). *The group mean is significantly different from the mean of the early-morning group (p<.05 use was measured as follows: amount="number" of drinks on a typical weekend night frequency="measured" scale from never to almost daily with responses converted times per year binge drinking="24" for women or men single occasion that is within few hours each other over last wks. table average weekly class start sleep schedules and alcohol consumption sd early-morning schedule mid-morning late-morning dependent measure weekdays time bedtime rise total weekends delay oversleep bedtimes are given weighted averages weekday obtained via survey. deviation scores absolute values group mean significantly different the wks>