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Published in final edited form as: J Aging Health. 2012 Dec 21;25(2):10.1177/0898264312468488. doi: 10.1177/0898264312468488

Table 2.

Parameter Estimates for the Cross-Sectional Regression Models of Baseline Data Fitted with Transformed Outcomes

Depression Status	Main effects model: b (SE)
Depression Status	Pedometer 7 day average	Total Time	Energy Expenditure	Activity Dimensions
Univariate/Unadjusted Model	−5.16 (1.71) p=0.003	−0.42 (0.09) p<0.0001	−7.02 (1.58) p<0.0001	−0.09 (0.04) p=0.015
Adjusted Model	−4.53 (1.70)^a p=0.008	−0.35 (0.09)^b p=0.0004	−4.81 (1.77)^c p=0.007	−0.04 (0.04)^d p=0.280

Adjusted for age, gender, education, medical comorbidities, and intrinsic religiosity.

Adjusted for age, gender, education, medical comorbidities, NEWS, intrinsic religiosity, and outcome expectations for exercise scale.

Adjusted for age, education, years in US, medical comorbidities, NEWS, and outcome expectations for exercise scale.

Adjusted for age, gender, education, years in US, incontinence, and exercise self-efficacy.