Table 3.

Daily television viewing and computer use categories (%) in the 2010-2011 subsample, stratified by sex, race/ethnicity and weight status groups (n = 1178)

		Sex		Race/ethnicity				Weight Status (CDC)
	Total	Male	Female	Non-Hispanic White	Non-Hispanic Black	Mexican-American	Other	Obese	Overweight	Non-overweight
Television
≤1 hour/day	36.2	35.0	37.4	38.9	27.8	30.3	39.9	31.0	37.4	37.7
>1 to ≤2 hours/day	26.3	26.9	25.7	25.9	25.8	29.9	25.2	24.8	25.7	27.0
≥3 hours/day	37.5	38.0	36.9	35.2a	46.3a	39.8	34.9	44.2	36.9	35.3
Computer
≤1 hour/day	60.6	60.0	62.3	62.6	48.8	74.3	53.0	58.6	55.6	62.5
>1 to ≤2 hours/day	17.4	19.8	15.2	16.9b,c	22.6b	13.2c	17.9	15.8	24.9	16.1
≥3 hours/day	22.0	21.4	22.5	20.5d,e,f	28.6d	12.5e	29.1f	25.8	19.5	21.3

^aSignificant likelihood of having higher (≤1 hour/day vs. ≥3 hours/day) television viewing in comparison to the non-Hispanic white reference group (P<0.01)

^bSignificant likelihood of having lower/higher (≤1 hour/day vs. >1 to ≤2 hours/day) computer use in comparison to the non-Hispanic white reference group (P<0.01)

^cSignificant likelihood of having lower/higher (≤1 hour/day vs. >1 to ≤2 hours/day) computer use in comparison to the non-Hispanic white reference group (P<0.01)

^dSignificant likelihood of having lower/higher (≤1 hour/day vs. ≥3 hours/day) computer use in comparison to the non-Hispanic white reference group (P<0.01)

^eSignificant likelihood of having lower/higher (≤1 hour/day vs. ≥3 hours/day) computer use in comparison to the non-Hispanic white reference group (P<0.01)

^fSignificant likelihood of having lower/higher (≤1 hour/day vs. ≥3 hours/day) computer use in comparison to the non-Hispanic white reference group (P<0.01)