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Table 2 Categories of health enhancing physical activity and median weekly minutes of walking by sample characteristics

From: The association between health enhancing physical activity and neighbourhood environment among Swedish adults – a population-based cross-sectional study

 

N

Health enhancing physical activity

pa

Walking

(Median)

pb

  

Low

(%)

Moderate

(%)

High

(%)

   

Gender

    

0.001

 

0.020

   Women

777

38.5

42.3

19.1

 

180.0

 

   Men

693

35.5

31.0

33.5

 

140.0

 

Age

    

0.001

 

0.045

   18–34

395

29.8

37.6

32.6

 

120.0

 

   35–54

566

36.5

40.4

23.1

 

150.0

 

   55–74

509

43.6

32.5

23.9

 

180.0

 

BMI

       

   < 25.0

819

33.8

39.6

26.6

0.001

180.0

0.021

   25.0–29.9

508

37.5

34.6

27.9

 

125.0

 

   ≥ 30.0

118

58.9

29.5

11.6

 

140.0

 

Education

    

0.001

 

0.534

   College/university

443

38.9

42.1

19.0

 

175.0

 

   High school

632

32.0

38.3

29.7

 

150.0

 

   Other

77

35.2

35.2

29.6

 

180.0

 

   Basic school

318

45.4

26.8

27.8

 

165.0

 

Employment status

    

0.001

 

0.094

   Employed

880

34.3

39.4

26.4

 

150.0

 

   Student

126

25.4

43.4

31.1

 

105.0

 

   Retired

245

49.8

29.3

21.0

 

150.0

 

Unemployed/unknown

219

41.5

31.5

27.0

 

210.0

 

Marital status

    

0.110

 

0.712

   Single

420

33.8

36.6

29.6

 

150.0

 

   Married/Partner

1046

38.4

37.1

24.5

 

150.0

 

Smoking status

    

0.349

 

0.125

   Never smoked

765

34.9

38.1

27.0

 

140.0

 

   Former smoker

398

40.7

33.6

25.3

 

180.0

 

   Current smoker

293

37.1

38.6

24.3

 

180.0

 

Self-perceived health

    

0.001

 

0.040

   Excellent

272

23.2

36.9

39.9

 

200.0

 

   Very good

399

31.7

40.5

27.8

 

140.0

 

   Good

478

40.3

38.6

21.1

 

177.5

 

   Satisfactory or poor

309

51.8

28.8

19.4

 

127.5

 

Total

1470c

37.1

36.9

26.0

 

150.0

 
  1. a Calculated by χ2-test
  2. b Calculated by Mann-Whitney test (two groups) or Kruskal-Wallis test (three or more groups)
  3. cTotal numbers may not be equal to 1470 and 100% due to missing data in a few variables