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Table 3 Cross-sectional regression model

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

Step

 

R-square Δ

Beta

T-value

p-value

1

 

.058

   
 

Gender

 

-.155

-5.23

.000

 

Age

 

.134

4.44

.000

 

Marital status

 

.025

.833

.405

 

Employment status

 

-.001

-.024

.981

 

Education

 

-.001

-.030

.976

 

Activity

 

-.074

-.2.51

.012

 

Fruit and vegetable intake

 

-.073

-2.50

.012

2

 

.010

   
 

Gender

 

-.146

-4.92

.000

 

Age

 

.130

4.23

.000

 

Marital status

 

.036

1.20

.230

 

Employment status

 

.007

0.22

.822

 

Education

 

-.007

-0.25

.801

 

Activity

 

-.066

-2.25

.028

 

Fruit and vegetable intake

 

-.066

-2.21

.025

 

Close to job

 

-.042

-1.37

.170

 

Close to outdoor recreation

 

-.009

-0.28

.778

 

Quality of schools

 

-.029

-0.94

.350

 

Ease of walking

 

-.029

-0.93

.035

3

 

.009

   
 

Gender

 

-.146

-4.94

.000

 

Age

 

.135

4.41

.000

 

Marital status

 

.042

1.40

.161

 

Employment status

 

.011

0.36

.717

 

Education

 

.006

0.20

.838

 

Activity

 

-.068

-2.28

.023

 

Fruit and vegetable intake

 

-.059

-2.03

.043

 

Close to job

 

-.043

-1.39

.164

 

Close to outdoor recreation

 

-.010

-0.30

.765

 

Quality of schools

 

-.027

-0.86

.393

 

Ease of walking

 

-.061

-1.93

.057

 

Neighbourhood walkability

 

-.051

-1.69

.091

 

Neighbourhood SES

 

-.097

-3.18

.002