Table 2.

Pearson’s bivariate analysis of built environment and BMI in older adults.

	Total area	Low SES area	High SES area
	R(value of p)	R(value of p)	R(value of p)
Sociodemograpagic variable
Gender	0.032(0.181)	−0.019(0.602)	0.082**(0.01)
Age	−0.169**(0.000)	−0.164**(0.000)	−0.155**(0.000)
Diseases	0.210**(0.000)	0.223**(0.000)	0.203**(0.000)
Physical activity	−0.016(0.502)	−0.04(0.269)	0.005(0.884)
Built environment variable
Land use diversity	0.003(0.887)	0.055(0.122)	0.012(0.697)
Population density	−0.068**(0.004)	0.002(0.953)	−0.097**(0.002)
Road intersection density	0.098**(0.000)	−0.022(0.531)	0.073*(0.021)
Street connectivity	−0.011(0.644)	−0.072*(0.045)	0.047(0.142)
Bus stop distance	0.100**(0.000)	−0.011(0.757)	0.103**(0.001)
Park distance	0.067**(0.005)	0.090*(0.012)	−0.014(0.668)
Number of parks	0.037(0.12)	−0.043(0.231)	0.106**(0.01)
Number of overpasses	0.014(0.55)	0.025(0.485)	0.013(0.674)
Number of bus stops	−0.104**(0.000)	−0.066(0.066)	−0.056(0.076)
Streetscape greenery	0.070**(0.003)	0.094**(0.008)	0.034(0.305)

*p < 0.05; **p < 0.01. Bold values represent having relevance.