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Published in final edited form as: Am J Health Behav. 2014 Sep;38(5):641–649. doi: 10.5993/AJHB.38.5.1

Table 2.

Year 25 Outcome Variables of CARDIA Participants (N = 3270)

Characteristics	Black Men (N = 606)	White Men (N = 828)	Black Women (N = 899)	White Women (N = 937)
Total sedentary behavior, %
Low (< 75^th percentile)	63.2	88.0	59.3	88.1
High(>= 75^th percentile)	36.8	15.0	40.7	12.0
Screen time sedentary behavior, %
Low (< 2 hours)	18.3	35.6	20.6	43.2
High(>= 2 hours)	81.7	64.4	79.4	56.8

Note.

Values are presented as means (SD). Sedentary behaviors included TV viewing, computer/internet for leisure, sitting and doing non-work related paperwork, reading, sitting and talking/texting on phone, and driving/riding in a car. Sedentary behavior screen time includes TV viewing and computer/internet for leisure.