A longitudinal and cross-sectional examination of the relationship between reasons for choosing a neighbourhood, physical activity and body mass index

Table 1 Linear regression model of the change in BMI across 6 years

Step		R-square Δ	Beta	T-value	p-value
1		.039
	Gender		.040	0.98	. 293
	Age		-.156	-3.69	.000
	Moved		.007	.156	.876
	Change in activity		-.104	-2.52	.012
	Change in fruit and vegetable intake		.042	1.02	.309
2		.028
	Gender		.040	1.01	. 314
	Age		-.156	-3.65	.000
	Moved		.011	.256	.798
	Change in activity		-.110	-2.69	.007
	Change in fruit and vegetable intake		.048	0.87	.384
	Walking (choice)		.048	.871	.384
	Recreation (choice)		-.117	-2.07	.039
	School (choice)		-.075	-1.44	.151
	Walking X move interaction		-.132	-2.55	.011
	Recreation X move interaction		.134	2.52	.012
	School X move interaction		.049	.952	.342
3		.008
	Gender		.029	0.70	. 483
	Age		-.146	-3.39	.001
	Moved		.017	.384	.701
	Change in activity		-.111	-2.72	.007
	Change in fruit and vegetable intake		.051	1.24	.215
	Walking (choice)		.057	1.02	.307
	Recreation (choice)		-.114	-1.99	.046
	School (choice)		-.073	-1.41	.160
	Walking X move interaction		-.125	-2.40	.017
	Recreation X move interaction		.136	2.57	.011
	School X move interaction		.044	.858	.392
	Neighbourhood SES		-.083	-1.94	.053
	Neighbourhood walkability		-.068	-1.56	.116

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