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. 2015 Sep 22;15:942. doi: 10.1186/s12889-015-2274-4

Table 2.

Average time spent on watching television, playing videogames and computer use by week and weekenda

Baseline After 18 months After 28 months
Intervention Control Intervention Control Intervention Control
(n = 686) (n = 684) (n = 616) (n = 608) (n = 547) (n = 531)
Screen-time mean (SD) mean (SD) mean (SD) mean (SD) mean (SD) mean (SD)
TV on a weekday (min/day) 100.10 (81.13) 98.20 (86.01) 117.61 (90.11) 128.39 (96.73) 126.36 (96.67) 122.09 (99.14)
TV on a weekend day (min/day) 162.90 (109.23) 162.06 (112.33) 179.12 (113.93) 196.57 (116.22) 181.26 (119.27) 190.00 (114.02)
Video games on a weekday (min/day) 14.13 (34.17) 15.39 (42.69) 18.46 (46.41) 20.08 (47.82) 26.93 (67.99) 20.90 (46.04)
Video games on a weekend day (min/day) 34.50 (62.74) 36.18 (67.33) 45.63 (81.02) 50.83 (83.52) 47.71 (83.80) 50.56 (81.68)
Computer on a weekday (min/day) 50.86 (53.83) 51.67 (62.95) 101.41 (86.77) 98.58 (87.58) 133.00 (107.25) 122.26 (100.95)
Computer on a weekend day (min/day) 52.17 (71.7) 55.26 (75.74) 112.94 (103.46) 118.38 (110.07) 142.82 (117.92) 142.49 (114.63)
Total screen-time on a weekday (min/day) 165.09 (115.07) 165.26 (132.45) 237.32 (151.62) 246.36 (153.15) 286.29 (184.67) 265.25 (164.85)
Total screen-time on a weekend day (min/day) 249.58 (171.27) 253.51 (181.98) 337.69 (206.27) 365.78 (209.09) 371.79 (214.91) 383.05 (211.68)
Percentage of adolescents who exceed 180 min/day on screen-time behaviours 68.9 % 66.5 % 86.3 % 89.2 % 89.6 % 91.7 %

TV Television

aStandard deviation adjusted for clustering