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Table 2 Odds ratio and absolute risk differencesa of psychological distress in adulthood in relation to lifestyle behaviours in adolescence

From: Physical activity, sugar-sweetened beverages, whole grain bread and insomnia among adolescents and psychological distress in adulthood: prospective data from the population-based HUNT study

 

Crude modela

Adjusted modela

Crude model

Adjusted model

Variables

OR

OR

Risk differencesa

Risk differences

Physical activity

 ≥ 4 hours per week after school

1 (ref)

1 (ref)

  

 < 4 hours per week after school

1.63 (1.25–2.11)

1.44 (1.10–1.89)

5.09 (2.41–7.77)

3.68 (0.95–6.42)

Sugar-sweetened beverages

 Less than daily consumption

1 (ref)

1 (ref)

  

 Daily consumption

1.34 (1.03–1.75)

1.49 (1.12–1.98)

3.25 (0.16–6.35)

4.30 (1.07–7.52)

Whole grain bread

 Daily consumption

1 (ref)

1 (ref)

  

 Less than daily consumption

1.57 (1.21–2.04)

1.35 (1.04–1.77)

5.00 (1.98–8.02)

3.18 (0.29–6.07)

Insomnia

 No insomnia

1 (ref)

1 (ref)

  

 Insomnia

2.30 (1.72–3.08)

1.69 (1.23–2.33)

10.62 (6.25–14.99)

6.01 (1.95–10.07)

  1. Crude: Bivariate analysis. OR: odds ratio; 95% CI. Adjusted; Adjusted for gender, age, psychological distress in adolescence and highest education as young adults from the main effects model. aEstimated risk differences (percentage points, with 95% CI) for psychological distress for each lifestyle behavior with the covariates as their mean