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Table 5 Sequential comparison of multinomial logistic models for the prediction of physical activity frequency in girls (n = 3 119)

From: Age, puberty, body dissatisfaction, and physical activity decline in adolescents. Results of the German Health Interview and Examination Survey (KiGGS)

 

Statistics for individual predictors

Model statistics

Model

 

Age

Pubic hair stage

Menarche

Pubertal timing

BDS

Region × body fat

SES × body fat

Correct classification

Pseudo -2 Log-Likelihood

Wald χ2 (df) corr. for model

Nagelkerke's pseudo R2

0#

Wald χ2 (df) corrected

       

36.2%

9393.16

92.77 (12.99)

.045

 

p-value*‚

         

< .001

 

1

Wald χ2 (df) corrected

112.22 (2.90)

      

36.7%

9222.36

178.55 (15.38)

.093

 

p-value *

< .001

        

< .001

 

2

Wald χ2 (df) corrected

41.32

(2.80)

6.23

(5.74)

8.71 (5.60)

    

37.5%

9201.17

181.48 (24.41)

.099

 

p-value*

< .001

.506

.152

      

< .001

 

3

Wald χ2 (df) corrected

40.28 (2.88)

5.98 (5.75)

6.94 (5.61)

16.70 (5.72)

   

38.1%

9177.39

185.18 (27.99)

.106

 

p-value*

< .001

.588

.177

.480

     

< .001

 

4

Wald χ2 (df) corrected

39.54 (2.90)

5.65 (5.76)

7.85 (5.61)

17.12 (5.71)

21.38

(8.45)

  

38.2%

9146.57

189.62 (33.27)

.114

 

p-value*

< .001

.635

.135

.414

.014

    

< .001

 

5

Wald χ2 (df) corrected

38.57 (2.90)

5.79 (5.75)

7.70 (5.60)

17.07 (5.70)

21.40 (8.43)

5.75 (2.92)

8.24 (5.68)

38.1%

9128.14

194.32 (38.08)

.119

 

p-value*

< .001

.616

.147

.372

.012

.048

.017

  

< .001

 
  1. * Adjustment for multiple tests: Šidák sequential
  2. # model 0 = baseline model including body fat percentage and sociodemographic variables: region, SES, migrant background
  3. Each row of the table shows the results of one tested model. Left-hand the test statistics for the independent variables are given while right-hand information on model fit is displayed.
  4. The corrected Wald chi-square test tests if an individual independent variable (individual predictors) or all independent variables together (model statistics) significantly contribute to the prediction of the dependent variable; it is corrected for the sampling plan.
  5. Correct classification rate is the proportion of participants for whom the tested model could correctly predict the category of the dependent variable (PA frequency).
  6. Pseudo -2 Log-Likelihood: In logistic regression models are compared due to their -2 log-likelihood; since for complex samples no likelihood ratio test is available the values are only descriptive; better fitting models have smaller values.
  7. Nagelkerke's pseudo R2 is a measure of explained variation in the dependent variable that emulates R2 from linear regression.