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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2025 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Med. 2023 Jul 25;50(3):232–241. doi: 10.1080/08964289.2023.2238102

Table 3.

Adjusted Linear Mixed Modeling on the Effect of Walkability on Step Count over 12 Months

Parameters Level b SE LCL Mean UCL Mean t P
intercept 9167.14 1487.75 6251.00 12083.27 6.16 <.001
Treatment SM+FB 674.84 392.91 −95.25 1444.93 1.72 .086
SM reference
Visit 12Mo −1443.75 227.49 −1898.18 −989.32 −6.35 <.001
6Mo −416.18 195.68 −800.94 −31.41 −2.13 .034
baseline reference
Treatment*Visit SM+FB and 12Mo −409.70 282.66 −966.40 146.99 −1.45 .149
SM+FB and 6Mo −227.33 264.89 −746.91 292.26 −0.86 .391
SM and baseline reference
Walkability car dependent (0–49) 415.05 344.50 −260.21 1090.30 1.20 .228
walkable (50–100) neighborhoods reference
Treatment*Walkability SM+FB and car dependent (0–49) −816.48 484.83 −1766.75 133.80 −1.68 .092
SM and walkable (50–100) neighborhoods reference
Education (years) 64.57 42.86 −19.45 148.59 1.51 .132
Age (years) 13.62 8.93 −3.89 31.13 1.53 .127
Exercise self-efficacy 619.68 144.11 337.22 902.14 4.30 <.001
BMI −130.24 30.41 −189.84 −70.63 −4.28 <.001
Gender Female −1314.10 304.22 −1910.73 −717.48 −4.32 <.001
Male reference
Race African American, American Indian, Asian, Multi-racial −684.99 329.75 −1331.48 −38.51 −2.08 .038
White reference

Note: P-values were obtained from t-test for fixed-effect parameter estimates; b=beta regression coefficient; SE= standard error