Table 1.
Descriptive statistics for the sample
| Variable | Overall sample | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| M | (SD) | Range | |
| Demographics | |||
| Age | 37.11 52.2 |
(4.52) | 30.00–45.00 |
| Gender, % male | % | ||
| Education, years | 13.13 | (2.52) | 6.00–17.00 |
| BMI | 24.95 | (2.44) | 18.73–30.36 |
| Days in U.S. at baseline assessment | 40.99 | (24.71) | 6.00–123.00 |
| Habitual physical activity in Cuba | 3.13 | (0.69) | 1.00–5.00 |
| Predictor variables | |||
| UDB-distance, milesa | 5.35 | (3.41) | −2.35–15.73 |
| CBD-distance, miles | 9.48 | (4.98) | 0.12–26.51 |
| Mediator variable | |||
| Walk Score® | 59.26 | (16.43) | 2.00–98.00 |
| Outcome variables | |||
| Amount of purposive walking in last week, minutes (in U.S.) |
121.5 6 | (251.2 8) |
0.00– 1260.00 |
a
Positive values for UDB-distances correspond to participants whose residential addresses were inside the UDB.
Negative values for UDB-distances correspond to participants whose addresses were outside the UDB boundary (i.e., beyond the extent of allowable urban expansion). 1
CBD, Central Business District; UDB, Urban Development Boundary.