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. 2010 Sep 30;12(3):e44. doi: 10.2196/jmir.1402

Table 3.

Characteristics of the intervention group and univariate and multivariate odds ratios and 95% confidence intervals of individual characteristics, behaviors, social cognitive variables, and health indicators for visiting the website in the second period in the intervention group (n = 378)

Univariate Analysis Multivariate Analysis
OR 95% CI OR 95% CI
Demographics
Female gender 1.32 0.77-2.27 1.35 0.78-2.33
Age (years)
<30 1.00 1.00
30-39 0.97 0.39-2.39 1.02 0.41-2.54
40-49 1.26 0.54-2.97 1.47 0.62-3.52
50+ 1.14 0.49-2.69 1.37 0.57-3.28
Education level
Low 0.57 0.24-1.36
Intermediate 1.04 0.59-1.84
High 1.00
Dutch ethnicity 1.05 0.50-2.20
Married/cohabiting 1.01 0.54-1.87
Behavior
Insufficient moderate physical activity 1.06 0.60-1.87
Insufficient vigorous physical activity 0.86 0.49-1.51
Insufficient fruit or vegetable intake 1.45a 0.85-2.46
Smoking 0.46a 0.19-1.13
Excessive alcohol consumption 0.41 0.05-3.24
Social cognitive variables
Physical activity
Positive attitude 0.57b 0.33-0.97 0.54b 0.31-0.93
High social support 0.80 0.36-1.78
High self-efficacy 0.83 0.45-1.51
Intention to increase physical activity 1.11 0.65-1.89
Fruit and vegetable intake
Positive attitude 0.55b 0.32-0.96
High social support 0.42a 0.14-1.20
High self-efficacy 1.07 0.51-2.25
Intention to increase intake 0.89 0.44-1.80
Health indicators
Overweight/obese 1.27 0.75-2.17
Poor/moderate general health 0.99 0.28-3.54
Lowest quartile mental health 0.65a 0.34-1.24
Lowest quartile physical health 1.01 0.55-1.89
Elevated blood pressure 0.75 0.41-1.38
Elevated total cholesterol level 0.89 0.52-1.52
Poor predicted maximum oxygen uptake 0.56 0.21-1.47

a P < .20, considered for inclusion in the multivariate logistic regression analysis

b P < .05