Table 2.

Reported Crime and Perceived Crime Associations with BMI Z-scores, Physical Activity, and Screen Time in Adolescent Boys (N=1145) and Girls (N=1310) among Adolescents in Minneapolis and St. Paul, 2010

		Reported Crimea			Perceived Unsafe During Night Only vs Always Safeb			Perceived Unsafe During Day vs Always Safeb
	Outcome	□c	SE	p-valued	□c	SE	p-valued	□c	SE	p-valued
Boys	BMI Z-score	0.004	0.042	0.9189	−.093	0.086	0.2792	0.210	0.092	0.0227
	Physical Activity	−.317	0.177	0.0733	−.360	0.359	0.3163	−.293	0.382	0.4434
	Screentime	−.152	1.035	0.8830	1.744	2.098	0.4060	4.335	2.234	0.0526
Girls	BMI Z-score	0.072	0.035	0.0391	0.061	0.068	0.3660	0.171	0.068	0.0122
	Physical Activity	0.042	0.155	0.7894	0.193	0.303	0.5238	−.106	0.304	0.7281
	Screentime	0.381	0.843	0.6517	1.808	1.646	0.2721	4.751	1.652	0.0041

^aReported Crime combines personal and property crimes

^bComparison group is respondents with no perceived worries about safety

^cRegression coefficients from model simultaneously include both reported and perceived crime and also control for age, race, SES, and school attended

^dCalculated using two-sided t-tests of coefficients from linear regression