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Personal factors | Â |
BMI: open-ended questions | Â |
‘What is your weight?’ |  |
‘What is your height?’ |  |
Quality of life: score on 100 using SF-36 with assessment on | |
  - Physical functioning |  |
  - Role-physical (role limitations due to physical health) |  |
  - Bodily pain |  |
  - General health |  |
  - Vitality |  |
  - Social functioning |  |
  - Role-emotional (role limitations due to emotional problems) |  |
  - General mental health |  |
Social environmental factors | Â |
Proximal factors: | Â |
Social support to limit sitting from family: 5-point scale ranging from ‘never’ to ‘very often’ | [31] |
‘During the past year, how often did members of your family or people you live with (including spouse/partner) discourage you from sitting around too much (e.g. watching too much TV)?’ |  |
Social support to limit sitting from friends or work colleagues: 5-point scale ranging from ‘never’ to ‘very often’ | [31] |
‘During the past year, how often did friends or work colleagues discourage you from sitting around too much (e.g. watching too much TV)?’ |  |
Social participation: not at all / < once per month / 1-2 per month / >2 per month | [32] |
Informal social participation (visit to/from family, friends, neighbours) | Â |
Social participation in public spaces (café/restaurant, social club, cinema/theatre, party/dance) |  |
Social participation in group activities (played sport, attend gym/exercise class, another class, hobby group, singing/acting/music group, self-help or support group) | Â |
Distal factors: | Â |
Interpersonal trust: 5-point scale ranging from ‘strongly disagree’ to ‘strongly agree’ | [33] |
‘Most people can be trusted’ |  |
‘Most of the time people try to be helpful’ |  |
Social cohesion: 5-point scale ranging from ‘strongly disagree’ to ‘strongly agree’ | [34] |
‘People in this neighbourhood can be trusted’ |  |
‘This is a close-knit neighbourhood’ |  |
‘People around here are willing to help their neighbours’ |  |
‘People in this neighbourhood generally don’t get along with each other’ (reverse scored) |  |
‘People in this neighbourhood do not share the same values’ (reverse scored) |  |
Personal safety: 5-point scale ranging from ‘strongly disagree’ to ‘strongly agree’ | [35] |
‘I feel safe walking in my neighbourhood, day or night’ |  |
‘Violence is not a problem in my neighbourhood’ |  |
‘My neighbourhood is safe from crime’ |  |
Physical environmental factors | Â |
Neighbourhood aesthetics: 5-point scale ranging from ‘strongly disagree’ to ‘strongly agree’ | [32] |
‘There is a lot of rubbish on the street in my neighbourhood’ (reverse scored) |  |
‘There is a lot of noise in my neighbourhood’ (reverse scored) |  |
‘In my neighbourhood the buildings and homes are well-maintained’ |  |
‘The buildings and homes in my neighbourhood are interesting’ |  |
‘My neighbourhood is attractive’ |  |
Neighbourhood physical activity environment: 5-point scale ranging from ‘strongly disagree’ to ‘strongly agree’ | [35] |
‘My neighbourhood offers many opportunities to be physically active’ |  |
‘Local sports clubs and other facilities in my neighbourhood offer many opportunities to get exercise’ |  |
‘It is pleasant to walk in my neighbourhood’ |  |
‘The trees in my neighbourhood provide enough shade’ |  |
‘In my neighbourhood it is easy to walk places’ |  |
‘I often see other people walking in my neighbourhood’ |  |
‘I often see other people exercising (e.g. jogging, bicycling, playing sports) in my neighbourhood’ |  |
Number of televisions in the house: none / one / two / three / four or more | Â |
‘How many televisions do you have in your house?’ |  |