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. 2015 Jun 2;7(6):4345–4362. doi: 10.3390/nu7064345

Table 4.

Behavioural, biological and demographic characteristics of the Portuguese 2-latent classes.

Class 1 ( n = 242) Sedentary, Poorer Diet Quality Class 2 ( n = 444) Insufficiently Active, Better Diet Quality p-Value
n (%) n (%)
MVPA <0.001
≥60 min·day−1 116 (47.9%) 134 (30.2%)
<60 min·day−1 126 (52.1%) 310 (69.8%)
Fruits/Vegetables 0.004
All days 53 (21.9%) 144 (32.4%)
<7 days 189 (78.1%) 300 (67.6%)
Sleep time 0.051
≥10 h·day−1 24 (9.9%) 26 (5.9%)
<10 h·day−1 218 (90.1%) 418 (94.1%)
Screen time 0.002
<120 min·day−1 70 (28.9%) 181 (40.8%)
≥120 min·day−1 172 (71.1%) 263 (59.2%)
Sugary drinks <0.001
<2 days/week 0 (0.0%) 444 (100.0%)
≥2 days/week 242 (100.0%) 0 (0.0%)
Gender 0.005
Girls 117 (48.4%) 264 (59.5%)
Boys 125 (51.7%) 180 (40.5%)
Weight status 0.059
Normal Weight 143 (59.1%) 229 (51.6%)
Overweight/obese 99 (40.91%) 215 (48.4%)
Maternal education <0.001
<Grade 12 120 (49.6%) 197 (44.4%)
Grade 12/diploma/technical qualification 79 (32.6%) 112 (25.2%)
University 20 (8.7%) 88 (19.8%)
Did not report 23 (9.5%) 47 (10.6%)
Household income 0.106
<12.000 € 94 (38.8%) 176 (39.6%)
12.000 €–29.999 € 77 (31.8%) 118 (26.6%)
≥30.000 € 18 (7.4%) 58 (13.1%)
Did not report 53 (21.9%) 92 (20.7%)
Maturity offset Mean ± SD Mean ± SD 0.292
−2.02 ± 0.95 −1.83 ± 0.85