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Table 1 Baseline characteristics and retention rates

From: Harnessing technology and gamification to increase adult physical activity: a cluster randomized controlled trial of the Columbia Moves pilot

Measure

All

(N = 116)

TECH + 

Gamification

(N = 57)

TECH

(N = 59)

Age, years

40.14 (10.31)

40.60 (11.93)

39.69 (8.55)

Female, % (f)

78.45 (91)

78.95 (45)

77.97 (46)

Race, % (f)

 White

66.38 (77)

64.91 (37)

67.80 (40)

 African American

25.86 (30)

22.81 (13)

28.81 (17)

 Asian

4.31 (5)

8.77 (5)

0.00 (0)

 Mixed race

3.45 (4)

3.51 (2)

3.39 (2)

Education, %( f)

 Bachelor’s degree or higher

79.31 (92)

68.42 (39)

89.83 (53)

Relationship Status, % (f)

 Married

62.93 (73)

61.40 (35)

64.41 (38)

 Living as married

1.72 (2)

1.75 (1)

1.69 (1)

 Divorced

6.90 (8)

5.26 (3)

8.47 (5)

 Separated

1.72 (2)

3.51 (2)

0.00 (0)

 Widowed

0.86 (1)

1.75 (1)

0.00 (0)

 Single

25.86 (30)

26.32 (15)

25.42 (15)

 BMI, kg/m2

33.05 (6.85)

32.03 (6.58)

34.03 (7.02)

 Team Size

5.24 (1.54)

5.28 (1.81)

5.20 (1.23)

 MVPA, min/da,b

15.05 (9.39)

14.90 (9.18)

15.19 (9.66)

 Steps/db

4853 (1333)

4990 (1286)

4721 (1375)

 Wear Time, min/dc

855.04 (69.48)

867.15 (80.52)

843.33 (55.03)

 Valid Daysd

6.43 (0.84)

6.60 (0.60)

6.27 (1.0)

 Social Support for Exercisee

2.48 (0.55)

2.62 (0.58)

2.34 (0.49)

 Retained for 12-week follow-up, % (f)

98.28 (114)

100.0 (57)

96.61 (57)

 Retained for 52-week follow-up, % (f)

85.34 (99)

85.96 (49)

84.75 (50)

  1. Data are mean (SD) unless indicated by % (f)
  2. amoderate-to-vigorous PA
  3. bas measured by ActiGraph accelerometer
  4. ctime spent wearing ActiGraph accelerometer
  5. dnumber of valid days of ActiGraph accelerometer wear
  6. eScore range 1 to 5, with 5 indicating high perceived support